Jackob eating awl Livre split-leather wrapped handle below a

split-leather wrapped handle below a butterfly shaped crossguard

Designed to be worn alone or paired with a cloak or overcoat

He was first amongst the centurions

Despite their individualized designs

while it can be attached to the upper piece with leather lacing

Jackob eating awl Livre split-leather wrapped handle below aThis is a so called "eating awl", an ancestor of the modern fork. In medieval times the people used to dine by using fingers. Nobility and the clergy oftentimes used awls in early medieval times, but it wasn't before the high medieval times, that cutlery became more popular. The grip is twisted and browned. A very nice accessory for every mans' medieval kitchen. Length: 16,5 cm Material: stainless steel This article is a medieval prop that is only