9e eeuws Vikingzwaard Haithabu, damascusstaal, semi-scherp Fantasy broeken en rokken The first depictions of this

The first depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th-century Tower manuscript

De set bestaat uit een glasvezel kern met daaromheen een blok foam

De hondensnuit bascinet bood niet alleen bescherming

water resistant and treated against mildew and mould

Dresses like this were worn as dress under the garment during colder months

9e eeuws Vikingzwaard Haithabu, damascusstaal, semi-scherp Fantasy broeken en rokken The first depictions of thisThis beautiful decorative sword is a replica of a well preserved sword recovered from the Viking town of Haithabu. The original can now be seen in the Hedeby Viking Museum. The sword is classified as a Petersen Type K. Swords of this type were made around the second half of the 9th century AD. During this period, Haabu (or Haithabu) developed into one of the most important North European trading cities. The city was known for its wealth, and this