Viking zwaard Arne, bot (battle-ready) Toverstokken Simple but very practical

Simple but very practical

met een geschilderd wit kruis

In the Middle Ages the secret was worn under a Great Helmet and is therefore a sort of secret helmet

the Elizabethan Border Reivers were particularly known for their fondness of this type of helmet

departure and transience

Viking zwaard Arne, bot (battle-ready) Toverstokken Simple but very practicalReplica of a characteristic Viking sword from the 9th and 10th centuries. This sword is classified as a Petersen Type N. Swords of this type were made between 950 and 1050 AD. They were the precursors of the Oakeshott Type X, later known as the early knightly swords. The sword features a full tang construction and a screwed pommel. The blade is blunt and the tip is rounded. Both the pommel and cross guard are made of steel. This sword is perfect for