medieval axe templar cross

medieval axe templar crossThis type of battle axe is based on originals that emerged from the second half of the 15th century. Like its predecessors, the distinctive Viking axes, the blade of this axe extends into a beard. The characteristic angles of the beard could be used to parry enemy weapons, and the beard could also be used to pull cavalrymen from their saddles. This axe features a decorative cross motif, which also helps reduce its weight. Battle axes like this one

Such pieces were employed between the 5th and 10th century as 'hack' silver

was the most popular weapon amongst the Roman legionaries

For an influential Viking warrior

the design is both distinctive and robust

They may be worn separately or as an undertunic

A strong Viking shield crafted from wood

Bronze swords were a status symbol and were employed by the Greeks

Ensures a wide field of vision and good airflow

The ankle boots are easy to put on by sliding your foot into the shoe and closing it with the leather laces on the side

This axe type has a thick wooden shaft that fits well in the hand

Their authentic appearance and materials render them well-suited to LARP

The shirt is based on various 16th-century paintings