viking sword dybek damast

viking sword dybek damastThe Viking sword is a replica of an 11th century sword discovered in a swamp near Dybek in Sweden; the original is on display at the Historiska Museet in Stockholm. It is a Petersen type Z. The pommel and cross guard are richly decorated with birds, snakes and tendrils in the Winchester style, making the sword perhaps the most beautiful excavated Viking sword in Scandinavia. Archaeologists suspect that the sword originated in England or was based on

Amazons and other powerful female characters

in fact they were so good that the English considered the sticks illegal during the last occupation of Ireland

A perfect helmet for Viking LARP

The bokken measures 112 cm in length with a blade of 80 cm and weighs 800 grams

and can be attached to the torso with a leather belt so that it does not come loose during battle

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The surface has been crafted to imitate and emphasise the natural properties of Blackthorn wood

The original is currently on display at the British Museum

which are also fashioned in the form of a spiral

well-suited to re-enactment and LARP of noble and wealthy historical figures and characters

This spearhead is 24 cm long with a blade of 15