scabbard for ulfberth viking sword short

scabbard for ulfberth viking sword shortThe beautifully and elaborately crafted scabbard for the Ulfberth Viking sword is constructed from wood, covered with genuine leather and fitted with a steel tip. The opening is approx. 4. 5 cm wide. The scabbard has a strong belt of 3 mm thick leather with which the sword may be worn around the waist. The belt strap is decorated with cross stitches and can be adjusted to different sizes thanks to the numerous holes. A fine detail is the bronze buckle

making it well-suited to taking on a trip when electricity is not available

The Seax of Beagnoth with runes (also known as the Thames scramasax

and from the middle of the back of the head to the middle of the forehead it measures 22

but none have been found in the United Kingdom

Noble soldiers employed the rapier mainly for warfare — it was particularly well-suited to stabbing between plate armour and leather armour — but also for ceremonial purposes such as parades

giving the axe an authentic antique appearance

The acketon is most comfortable and permits excellent freedom of movement

The front of the cape is shorter

permitting you to fit the helmet to the size of your head

The chair is a replica of a medieval folding stool — a design already known in Roman times

Its blade is crafted from EN45 steel

The LARP staff is well-suited to intensive use