vendel sword uppsala 7th 8th century brass hilt

vendel sword uppsala 7th 8th century brass hiltThe replica sword is a fine addition to any sword collection. It is based on a sword discovered in a ship burial near Uppsala, Sweden. Due to its rich decoration, it almost certainly belonged to a chieftain, noble, or elite warrior. The Vendel Period took place between the Migration Period and the Viking Age. Several similarly lavishly decorated swords have been found from this era. The stylised rings on the upper cross guard possibly represent

These trousers are based on clothing fragments excavated at Skjoldehamm

Heater shields take their name from Victorian historians

and may be worn with open shoulders or as a normal blouse with covered shoulders

M - 145 cm

Agreements based on oath-bound reciprocity played a central role in Germanic society

This axe features a hand-forged finish and a wooden shaft adorned with various runic symbols

The edges are finished with a hand-stitched trim

Cloaks of this type were worn during the High and Late Middle Ages

The weapon is painted in a lifelike manner and appears to be genuinely crafted from wood and metal

nose helmets of this type are strikingly always depicted alongside a chainmail coif

Camails were commonly worn until the mid-15th century

On the inside it features two flaps so that items do not fall out during an intensive LARP session