Vroeg-middeleeuwse roephoorn Traditionele kruisbogen The protruding "wings" have a

The protruding "wings" have a thickness of about 4 mm

This is the horn of the beast

a versatile and reliable companion

It is battle-ready with a rounded tip and a blunt edge (2

to which an aventail

Vroeg-middeleeuwse roephoorn Traditionele kruisbogen The protruding "wings" have aHorns like this were mainly used during the early Middle Ages. They were both used for hunting and warfare, for communication and intimidation. Signal horns were used by i. a. the Vikings, Anglons, Anglo Saxons, Picts, Celts and Franks. This signal horn is a replica of a 9th century Anglo Saxon original excavated in England. This horn is provided with a brass mouth piece to make a loud signal. Its length is 50 to 55 cm. Tip: It can be hung around the