viking dybek sword deluxe

viking dybek sword deluxeViking swords were derived from the German types of spathae, swords from the Iron Age. They were quite long, had a solid protection and a strong blade. It is presumed that they are the predecessors of the later knight swords and they were bought all over Europe. A Viking sword generally had a wavy pommel with three lobes, long straight edges, a wide fuller and a short grip. The sword was short, probably for a better speed. A great many Viking swords

These swords were employed by American soldiers during the American Civil War

and the poleyns run out in striking

or stained should you wish to place it outside

The sallet is a replica of a 15th-century original

and much more besides

The knee cops are furnished with roundels for protecting the back of the knee

Viking tunics of this type were worn between approximately the eighth and eleventh centuries

The simple yet comfortable design makes this model a timeless classic amongst historical footwear

We are proud to introduce Leonardo Carbone's new linen collection

and signals that the owner of this battle hammer is a creature of considerable wealth

Sallet worn halfway over the head – provides an optimal field of vision

A splendid addition to your Viking costume