Win a beautiful Obsidian Dagger. The sheath is made from python skin, one that was hunted by a good friend of mine about 50 years ago in Africa, I’ve backed the python with full grain deer skin that i tanned myself to give it strength and add to the look, I used braided waxed nylon for stitching and looks on this occasion. The actual dagger itself is Obsidian from Armenia set with pine resin pitch glue into a snake wood handle, Snake wood is one of the most expensive wood’s in the world and grows along the coastal area in Northern South America.

Win a reproduction Bronze Age Sword, hand made by Will Lord. Using a mixture of Copper and Tin to create an alloy, I have cast these Bronze swords that became a popular style in the mid to late Bronze Age 700 to 800BC known as the Ewart Park Leaf, named after the founders hoard discovered in Ewart Park Northumberland

Win a Reproduction of a Palaeolithic Hand axe. The first hand axes appeared in the UK around 850,000 years age these were used by early hominids for butchering large game such as the now extinct Woolly Mammoth. This Hand axe has been made with a very fine grade of English Flint and has been purposely left butted at the back as they often were. These are not only great to own but also stimulate some great conversations.