Deens vikingbijlblad, type M, semi-scherp Sieraden oudheid The tunic is made of

The tunic is made of sturdy cotton and is suitable for all seasons

it was clearly designed primarily for stabbing from horseback and supposedly could reach the reach of a lance when held full arm

This belt is made after a 10th century original

It has a core with a steel hardness of 45 HRC and the edges have a hardness of 50 HRC

at every event and festival

Deens vikingbijlblad, type M, semi-scherp Sieraden oudheid The tunic is made ofThis axe head is a replica of a 10th century example found in England. Axes like this were used by both Norwegian and Danish Vikings and continued to be used on the British Isles well beyond the early medieval period. Today, the original is part of the Royal Armouries collection in Leeds. This type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type M, better known as the famous Daneaxe. The blade features a wide, thinly forged, wedge shaped cutting edge,