9e eeuwse Vikingriem, verzilverd, 165 cm Synthetische zwaarden It has mostly become known

It has mostly become known as the German helmet of World War I

This sword is a replica of original examples from the first half of the 10th century and is classified as a Petersen Type P

The term bec de corbin sometimes also indicates others war hammers such as clubs (mauls) and horsemen's pikes

This knife is made of stainless steel

the Anglo-Saxon period

9e eeuwse Vikingriem, verzilverd, 165 cm Synthetische zwaarden It has mostly become knownThis belt is made after 9th century originals. The buckle is made in the Borre style. The belt is made of a high quality cowhide, its length is 165 cm and its width is approx. 2 cm. The buckle is made of zamak. Please note: the picture shows the brown version of the belt.