Historical blades, forged by hand, grounded in evidence.
I make knives, seaxes, swords, and fittings drawn from Roman, Anglo-Scandinavian, Norse, and medieval traditions. Every piece starts with the archaeology: real finds, real measurements, real construction methods. Then it goes into the fire.
Selected works
Pieces built from the record
Each project has a story, a construction record, and sources worth examining.
Photograph forthcoming
Anglo-Saxon Broken Back Seax
Wrought iron spine, alternating twisted bars, and wolf-tooth weld.
Photograph forthcoming
Viking Age Sword, Type K
A sword made for the knighting of Sir Thorhall.
Photograph forthcoming
Coppergate Knife 2756
A small knife with wrought iron spine and 1084 edge.
Photograph forthcoming
Roman Gladius
A gladius built with attention to historical proportions.
Research
Study the find. Document the work.
Historical research, typologies, experiments, and construction notes will grow alongside the portfolio.