viking comb birka with holder

viking comb birka with holderThe comb is a replica of a 9th10th century original found in the Viking city of Birka. Crafted entirely by hand from bone, it is supplied with a protective bone holder featuring a leather lace that may be worn on the belt. Combs were a particularly important cosmetic tool for daily care.

The pirate blouse is inspired by typical late Renaissance and early Baroque fashion

The recurve bow is crafted from wood-coloured fibre optic

and features two fullers

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permitting them to be hung on a cord — for example on the wall in the kitchen

This set is well-suited to late medieval reenactment as an accessory

The tent measures 4 x 6 metres

which may also be employed to create a tighter fit

The sallet was a very popular helmet because it offered good protection while maintaining a relatively wide field of vision

This replica of a 17th century rapier features a straight guard

The buckler has a diameter of 30

These spears were also employed during hunting