viking axe ragnar lodbrok with runes

viking axe ragnar lodbrok with runesThis type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type M, better known as the famous Dane axe. The blade features a broad, very thin forged, wedge shaped, and flared cutting edge, often with yoke like projections on either side of the eye. The head is relatively light due to the thin steel but has a large surface area. This is the classic Dane axe, which began appearing in larger numbers around 950 AD. It was used by elite warriors, such as huscarls,

These shields remained in use on the battlefield until the 14th century and continued to be employed afterwards for tournament purposes

The shirt is crafted from cotton

a grip of 18

This sallet is constructed in the German style and features a neck piece consisting of several lames

it offers excellent head protection in LARP battles

Knives of this type were employed throughout Europe in prehistory

The axe is constructed from a flexible fibre glass core with a layer of durable foam

The gambeson is also available in larger sizes

or decorated with leather

The sword is a replica of an example from the 1st century BC from the Marne region

Its tip is strengthened with kevlar for optimal safety

This replica of a 17th century rapier features a straight guard