Viking zwaard Dybek damascus, semi-scherp Sallets Fluweel kwam in opkomst tijdens
Description
Fluweel kwam in opkomst tijdens de 14de eeuw in Europa en werd vooral in Italië geweven
Latin for peace
This katana stands out in many ways and thus is given a name of honour: Tombo
Verder is de helm voorzien van een kinriem
Hij heeft voorgeboorde gaatjes voor bevestiging aan een riem
Viking zwaard Dybek damascus, semi-scherp Sallets Fluweel kwam in opkomst tijdensThis Viking sword is a replica of an 11th century sword found in a swamp near Dybek in Sweden, the original is on display at the Historiska Museet in Stockholm. It is a Petersen type Z. The pommel and cross guard are richly decorated with birds, snakes and tendrils in the Winchester style and make the sword perhaps the most beautiful excavated Viking sword in Scandinavia. Archaeologists suspect that the sword originated in England or was based on
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