viking throwing spearhead ornate socket

viking throwing spearhead ornate socketThe throwing spearhead is a replica of a Norse original. Spearheads of this type were employed throughout Early Medieval Europe. The spearhead is small; the Vikings utilised both small and long spearheads for throwing. The throwing spearhead was a popular weapon, though only the aristocracy could afford decorated ones. Constructed from carbon steel, the spearhead is 41,3 cm long with a blade of 24,8 cm and a shaft diameter of 2,5 cm. It weighs 340

The bronze sword is crafted after an original from the Villanova culture

It is well-suited to role playing and is comfortable to wear

The steel cauldron has a volume of approx

features a black blade

A handmade woodcarving of Celtic dogs

The hand-and-a-half sword is supplied complete with a scabbard

The soft leather is tightened with a leather lace

The Anglo-Saxon brooch is a replica of the 6th-century original excavated at Sutton Hoo

After the reconquest of the Muslims the order first appointed Rhodes as its headquarters and later Malta

The “beard” — the downward-extending part of the blade — provided a larger cutting surface without increasing the weight of the axe

The sword is a combination of several historical originals

The chain mail gloves are crafted from black suede leather with woven chain mail rings on top