birka bag

birka bagThe bag is a replica of a 9th century original excavated in the Viking town of Birka. Bags of this kind were worn by Viking and other early medieval people across North and Central Europe. Crafted by hand from brown leather, the bag measures 18 x 23 cm and may be closed with a strap. It is decorated with motifs in the art style of the Magyars, just as the original was. The design is inspired by the art style of the Magyars. The Magyars were a nomadic

whilst the grip has been wrapped with wire thread and decorated with two Turkish knots

This LARP spear is crafted from latex and foam and features a fibre glass core

but by the 17th century they were completely replaced by the bayonet

Its height is 64 cm and it has a maximum circumference of 44 cm

the parazonium served as a backup weapon

Lobed swords of this type were employed throughout the Viking world

The belt features two hangers for a pugio (a Roman dagger)

Voiders were worn in the late Middle Ages on the arms of gambesons

the knightly order that was banned in 1307 when Philip the Fair

Material: latex

Julius Caesar is possibly the most well-known Roman in history

Constructed from 1 mm thick carbon steel