Vikingbijl, handgesmeed staal, type A, semi-scherp Fantasy jurk With this hood you are

With this hood you are well protected against bad weather and the fabric keeps your body heat

and the beard could also be used to pull cavalrymen from their saddles

It is made of canvas

This turtle brooch is a replica of an 8th-11th century original excavated on Gotland

This large medieval spearhead is ideal for settings from the 8th/9th to 11th/12th centuries

Vikingbijl, handgesmeed staal, type A, semi-scherp Fantasy jurk With this hood you areWhether used for chopping wood, building ships, houses, and furniture, or for combat, the axe was an indispensable and versatile tool for the Vikings. The shape and size of the axe heads depended on their intended use. Some axes were also decoratively adorned, serving as a status symbol for their owner and often included as grave goods. This type of axe head is classified as a Petersen Type A. Blades of this type were slender and were possibly