Gevechtsklaar bijlblad, type I, bot (battle-ready) Viking zwaard The blade is razor sharp

The blade is razor sharp and bronzed as extra protection from rust and damaged that can result from use

geklonken met wigvormige klinknagels

But in modern Viking culture and among pagans it plays an important role and has been given a new context

Jurken zoals deze werden vooral gedragen tijdens de Italiaanse Renaissance

Deze leren hoofdband is voorzien van ingewikkelde Scandinavische gevlochten motieven

Gevechtsklaar bijlblad, type I, bot (battle-ready) Viking zwaard The blade is razor sharpThis axe head is modeled after various early medieval examples. This type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type I. The blade is thicker, shorter, and less sharp than Type H. Axes of this type were highly functional and were likely originally developed for woodworking. They were in use from around 900 to 1000 AD. This combat ready axe head is hand forged. The cutting edge is blunt and the corners are rounded. The blade is 15. 5 cm long, up to 9. 7