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:Hilt- None
:Scabbard- None
:Bibliography- [WHEELER 1935:p.180 pl.XIV]
|- valign="top" id="Unknown"
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== Unknown Other Possible Langseaxes ==
We have found the following 3 langseaxes refereed to online with people quoting 'The Metallography of Early Ferrous Edge Tools & Edged Weapons' by R.F. Tylecote & B.J.J.Gilmour. Unfortunately we do not have access to this book and so are unable to determine if they were originally decorated with inlay. <br>
<br>
:Scabbard- None
:Bibliography- [TYLECOTE and GILMOUR 1986]
|- valign="top" id="Mortlake"
|width="100pt"| [[File:langseax_mortlake.jpg|thumb|x150px|left|alt=Mortlake]]
|width="600pt"| '''England, London, River Thames at Mortlake '''
:Current Location- London Museum
:Type- 8th Century
:Find Date-
:Total Length-
:Blade-
:Hilt-
:Scabbard-
:Discussion- Possibly a sword blade?
:Bibliography- [WHEELER 1935:p.180 pl.XIII]
|- valign="top" id="Near London"
|width="100pt"| [[File:langseax_near_london.jpg|thumb|x150px|left|alt=Near London]]
|width="600pt"| '''England, London, River Thames near London '''
:Current Location- London Museum
:Type- 8th-9th Century
:Find Date-
:Total Length-
:Blade- Wheeler type III
:Hilt-
:Scabbard-
:Bibliography- [WHEELER 1935:p.180 pl.XIII]
|}
BACKHOUSE1984
EVISON1964
TYLECOTE1986
WHEELER1935
WILSON1964
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