Nice reconstruction of a 10th-century Viking sword, based on archaeological finds made in England.
Already in the 8th century, isolated groups of Vikings descended sporadically on British shores in search of an easy saque. However, from the 9th century, the Scandinavians changed their strategy and began to conquer lands and settle in England.
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This sword is exclusively handmade. The guard and the characteristic pommel with five bulges are forged in steel. The blade is riveted by hand on the apple. The handle is leather. The blade has a distinct padding that offers great flexibility and less weight. The edges of the blade are not sharp.
The beautiful wooden sheath is in leather and features a wooden belt (maximum width of 5 cm) as well as a richly adorned brass plate.
This is the regular edition of this Viking sword.
Details:
- Blade material: EN45 steel spring, heat treated up to approx. 48 HRC
- Total length: approx. 95.5 cm
- Blade length: approx. 79 cm
- max. Blade width: approx. 43 mm
- Balance point: approx. 16 cm from guard
- Including wooden sheath wrapped in leather
- Weight (without sheath): approx. 1200 g
An approx. Belt 177 cm long, in black cow skin, with a Celtic knot design and brass belt buckle, also decorated with a celtic dog design.
Details:
- Material: vegetable tanned leather
- Length: approx. 170 cm
- fits a hip width of 82 to 134 cm
Historically, katana were one of the traditionally made Japanese swords that were used by the samurai of feudal Japan.
This battle sword indispensable for the Celtic warrior has an anthropomorphic metal button characteristic of this proud race. The traditional Celtic blade is made of high carbon tempered steel and forged by hand. All the details are old. Replicate all the details.
Includes genuine leather hem.
This Rapier will be delivered with a hem.
It has a beautiful basket and a guard 30 cm long.
Rapier's name describes a stab and cutting gun,
used mainly by nobles until the early sixteenth century.
We recommend that you use this tweezers attached to a sword-holder belt.
- REUSABLE HYGIENIC Mask
- Reversible model:
* Black - Templar
* Black - Templar Cross
- Composition: 92% PES 8% SPANDEX.
- UNE-0065 Standard: 2020
- EUROPEAN Standard: CWA 17553
- Bacterial filtration efficiency: equal to or greater than 90%
- Breathability: less than 60Pa / CH2
- 50 reusable washes.
- This mask is not classified as medical equipment or personal protective equipment (PPE).
Viking Axe , Cast Steel, Type G, with Engraving and Leather Wrap
Axes were important tools and weapons in the daily lives of the Vikings. They were used to cut down trees, work wood or in battle. The Axe heads were made of different materials, such as stone, bone, or metal, and had different shapes and sizes depending on the purpose. Many Viking axes were elaborately adorned and served not only as practical tools, but also as status symbols. Today, Viking axes are popular collector's items and often used in movies, TV series, and video games to convey the image of the wild and fearless Vikings.
In terms of shape, the head of the Viking axe that we offer here is classified as Petersen type G. The blade of this axe is made of EN45 high carbon steel and engraved with a Nordic motif. The handle is made of sturdy ash wood and wrapped in leather.
Note that this medieval axe is not a battle-ready weapon. It was designed primarily as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is in no way suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to its quality as a collectible, it is also perfectly suitable as an accessory, for example, to complete your costume, and will make perfect your transformation into a proud warrior.
Details:
- Blade material: EN45 high carbon cast steel (spring steel, non-stainless steel)
- Cable material: ash wood
- Total length (with stem): approx. 62 cm
- Barrel length: approx. 56.5 cm
- Barrel thickness: approx. 2.5 x 3.5 cm
- Head: approx. 13.5 x 10 cm
- Weight: approx. 890 g
Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.
The steel used here is not rustproof and may have slight surface stains in some places. We recommend that you do blade maintenance regularly, for example using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for taking care of steel.
Fencing in renaissance style is growing rapidly in popularity, combining
the speed of the blades of light with the structure and spirit of the duel.
This Hanwei version of the Rapier Fencing carries the Schlaeger blade, which is
a hard insert section blade based on the German style "Mensur".
Sir William Wallace (1270–1305) was a Scottish nobleman who led his country against the British occupation and against King Edward I of England in the Scottish War of Independence.
The 1995 film Braveheart offers a fictional ized version loosely based on the life of William Wallace.
Viking Battle Axe
Cold Steel's Viking Battle Axe is intended to be used as a standalone weapon, but can be paired effectively with a sword, shield or long sax.
Silver Silver Centurion Roman helmet in natural size and gold with red feather. It includes padding. One size one.
Leather lace clamps for a variable fit (leather straps are included in delivery) to protect the forearm. These bracelets will make your transformation into a nobleman, a jack or an even more realistic squire! Very convenient for LARP or a Con.
Details:
- Delivery: 1 pair (= 2 pieces)
- Material: Leather
- Lining: velvet leather
- Color: black (also available in brown)
- Weight: approx. 410 g
- Available sizes: S, M.L,
Medieval dagger with carbon steel blade and wooden handle.
Includes hem.
Details:
- Total length: approx. 46 cm
- Blade length: approx. 31 cm
Replica of a German officer's saber with steel sheath.
Delivery includes steel sheath.
Total length: approx. 94.5 cms
Blade length: approx. 80 cms
Weight (without sheath): approx. 700 gr
Material: EN45 steel
Nice reconstruction of a 10th-century Viking sword, based on archaeological finds made in England.
Already in the 8th century, isolated groups of Vikings descended sporadically on British shores in search of an easy saque. However, from the 9th century, the Scandinavians changed their strategy and began to conquer lands and settle in England.
