medieval battle axe

medieval battle axeAxes of this type appeared from the second half of the 15th century. During this period, armour was becoming increasingly effective, creating a need for weapons capable of striking through the gaps in plate armour. Axes such as these were employed by both aristocratic cavalry and infantry. The back of this axe features a point, similar to that of a war hammer. The main weapon, the axe blade, has a sloped, rounded edge ending in a hook. The hook could

the Irish Sea region

In a world of wood floating on water

permitting a firm and comfortable grip

a nobleman would never leave home without his sabre and war hammer

The sword is a Petersen type S (Wheeler type III) and

a substantial wheel pommel

several types of the popular nasal helmet emerged

based on historical originals from the Viking age

The early medieval dress is particularly well-suited to Viking reenactment

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these gloves are particularly well-suited to those who require both

The vambrace may be fastened by means of the belt buckles situated on the outside