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one pair of hand forged case carburised tin snips of the Viking period, based on the find from Sogndalsdalen in Norway
nominally 6" 150mm long with a 20mm cutting edge, Asymmetrical handles, designed for cutting non ferrous metals up to 1mm fully annealed
and 0.8mm half hard, fully functional for use from the Viking period onwards (suitable for Medieval period use)
made in sheffield england by daegrad tools
nominally 6" 150mm long with a 20mm cutting edge, Asymmetrical handles, designed for cutting non ferrous metals up to 1mm fully annealed
and 0.8mm half hard, fully functional for use from the Viking period onwards (suitable for Medieval period use)
made in sheffield england by daegrad tools