viking seax wexford

viking seax wexfordThe seax with a broken back has been crafted after early medieval originals. The beautiful grip is constructed from wood with a bone section and a brass ring at the bottom. The top of the grip features a lace. The seax is dispatched including a high quality leather scabbard with beautiful brass decoration. Small triangular motifs can be seen on the brass. A lozenge pattern is stamped into the leather. The scabbard also features belt loops so that it

This ring was found in a Germanic woman’s grave dating to the 3rd century AD in Himlingøje

with the visor featuring eye slits and ventilation holes

neck and shoulders

These vambraces are crafted after a vambrace excavated in Valsgärde

A genuine asset for early medieval re-enactors

The sword is particularly well-suited to LARPs of Greek warriors and other ancient heroes

Benjamin Hornigold was a privateer in the Caribbean Sea who became a pirate following the end of the War of the Spanish Succession

the fibula measures 9 x 4 cm

Veno in Verona

giving optimal visibility with extra facial protection

The compass is fully functional and is fitted with a brass chain

which permitted ladies to wear their dresses more closely fitted