sutton hoo oil lamp

sutton hoo oil lampThe lamp is based on the 7th century original found in the Anglo Saxon boat grave of Sutton Hoo. Oil lamps such as these were employed throughout the settlements of the Germanic tribes. A comparable Viking original has been found in the 9th century Oseberg ship. It may be lit with beeswax just as the originals were, simply adding a few small wooden pieces as a wick, or a piece of dried tinder fungus. To extinguish it, simply place a wooden plank on

This fine walking stick may also be employed as a weapon for self-defence

The upper side is furnished with leather pieces so it may be worn connected to a belt

It fastens by means of a supplied pin

near Porto Vecchio in Corsica

A maul is a war hammer with a heavy head

The leather lace may also be employed to tie the roll to your belt

The fabric is lightly water resistant and provides warmth during the winter months

the holder is well-suited to almost all LARP weapons

The shirt is available in sizes S through to XXXL

The British Household Cavalry consists of the Life Guards and the Blues and Royals

Chessell Down (Isle of Wight

The elegant off-the-shoulder blouse is crafted from comfortable cotton and has been designed with a loose tailoring