Vikingmes 9de-10de eeuw, Gotland type, semi-scherp Riemen - gespen en riembeslag Kaproenen zoals deze werden overal

Kaproenen zoals deze werden overal in feodaal Europa gedragen

2 cm and it weighs 2041 grams

You can close the bracelet by tying it on the back with the leather laces

The two-handed sword has been used since the fourteenth century in medieval Europe

It is made of 1085 carbon steel and tempered to a hardness of 54 to 56 HRC

Vikingmes 9de-10de eeuw, Gotland type, semi-scherp Riemen - gespen en riembeslag Kaproenen zoals deze werden overalThis high quality Viking knife is based on a find from Gotland, Sweden, from around the ninth tenth century. The back of the knife has, just like the original, a black oxidation layer that gives it a rustic appearance. Typical for Gotland knives is a grip made of walnut wood, with a bone ring at the bottom and a brass plate. The end of the grip has a brass ring, to fasten a leather lace for example. The leather scabbard is richly decorated with brass