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Late Medieval Fire Steel

Art.Nr.: 16 Feuerstahl 5 SA
18,48 €
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Late medieval fire steel.

This fire steel was forged based on an English find from the late Middle Ages and dates from the 13th to 14th centuries. 

As was typical of the period, this late medieval fire steel has two finger loops, which provide good protection for the fingers and . 

The fire steel is forged from high-carbon steel, just as it was in the Middle Ages, and produces sparks easily.

We also stock the flint required for making fire.

The dimensions of the medieval fire steel are approx. 9.5 x 4.5 cm.



With a little dry tinder, flint and the necessary practice, you can quite easily produce sparks by striking the fire steel in the right way, causing the dry tinder to glow. By blowing gently and steadily, the initial, faint glow quickly turns into a small flame.

Dried birch tinder fungus is particularly suitable as tinder; this should be slightly frayed beforehand. You can also use cattail and fine birch paper if required. The flint used is always the so-called ‘flint stone’, which can be found, for example, on the German Baltic Sea coast.
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Late medieval fire steel.

This fire steel was forged based on an English find from the late Middle Ages and dates from the 13th to 14th centuries. 

As was typical of the period, this late medieval fire steel has two finger loops, which provide good protection for the fingers and . 

The fire steel is forged from high-carbon steel, just as it was in the Middle Ages, and produces sparks easily.

We also stock the flint required for making fire.

The dimensions of the medieval fire steel are approx. 9.5 x 4.5 cm.



With a little dry tinder, flint and the necessary practice, you can quite easily produce sparks by striking the fire steel in the right way, causing the dry tinder to glow. By blowing gently and steadily, the initial, faint glow quickly turns into a small flame.

Dried birch tinder fungus is particularly suitable as tinder; this should be slightly frayed beforehand. You can also use cattail and fine birch paper if required. The flint used is always the so-called ‘flint stone’, which can be found, for example, on the German Baltic Sea coast.
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