Vikingzwaard Ulfberht, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse hoofddeksels Men droeg een schort over

Men droeg een schort over jurken en tunieken om de stof schoon te houden en te beschermen zodat de kleding langer mee ging

This Viking jewel is a replica of an 11th century jewel found in Gotland

For drinking beer and mead in style during a re-enactment event

It has eleven holes and you can fasten it with the brass buckle

The original is nowadays part of the Statens Historiska museum in Stockholm

Vikingzwaard Ulfberht, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse hoofddeksels Men droeg een schort overThis replica sword is based on an original historical weapon from the Viking Age. The original dates to the mid 10th to early 11th century AD and is currently held in a private collection. Most +Ulfberht+ swords have been found in Scandinavia and the Baltic regions, but this particular example was discovered in Spain. It is classified as both a Petersen Type X and an Oakeshott Type X, representing the transitional phase between the typical Viking