vendel sword uppsala 7th 8th century brass hilt da

vendel sword uppsala 7th 8th century brass hilt daThe replica sword is a fine piece for any sword collection. It is based upon a sword found in a ship burial near Uppsala, Sweden. Given the richness of its design, it almost certainly belonged to a chieftain, noble, or elite warrior. The Vendel Period occurred between the Migration Period and the Viking Age. Several similarly richly decorated swords have been found from this era. The stylised rings on the upper crossguard possibly represent miniature

but possibly as early as the 7th century

The brim also protected against downward strikes and projectiles

horseman's picks also became status symbols

This arrangement ensures that

This hand-forged Viking axe head is well-suited to making your own axe

The stand is capable of carrying up to 8 wands

The walking stick is fitted with a handle shaped like an axehead

The gloves are well-suited to glove sizes 9 and 10 and they weigh 1 kg

Bracelets of this type were worn by many Germanic tribes

The helmet is constructed from 1

This design allowed the user to grip the haft just behind the head for woodworking tasks

they feature leather straps on the back for secure fastening to the shin