Verstelbare S-haak 28-39 cm Zwaard oudheid The “beard” — the downward-extending

The “beard” — the downward-extending part of the blade — provided a larger cutting surface without increasing the weight of the axe

and an inscription on its blade

a hand holding a cross is depicted

this hero fought against the giant invasion army of Xerxes I

Hij heeft een geborduurd lint rondom de borst

Verstelbare S-haak 28-39 cm Zwaard oudheid The “beard” — the downward-extendingThe trammel hook was a common tool in medieval kitchens and remained in use as a kettle hook until the 19th century. This small hook is entirely hand forged based on medieval models and features seven teeth, which allow for adjusting the height of the kettle above the fire, an essential function when cooking over an open flame. Trammel hooks have been indispensable in kitchens since Roman times and continued to play an important role in cooking