anglo saxon sword fetter lane damast steel

anglo saxon sword fetter lane damast steelThe sword is a fine addition to any collection for lovers of early medieval swords! It is an exact replica of an original from the 8th century that was excavated at Fetter Lane in London. In 1893 it was donated to the British Museum, where it remains on display for all to admire. The original grip is crafted from gold plated silver and has remained remarkably intact. Owing to the expensive precious metal and the craftsmanship involved in the

Odin/Wodan is the first of kings and ruler over the Einherjar—the heroic fallen warriors of Valhalla with whom he rides out to defeat Ragnarök (the ultimate chaos)

The winged spear has been designed by Cold Steel after several medieval originals

The belt has been crafted after an original excavated in an Alemanic grave in Germany

and are cut extra wide above the knee

Length: 113 cm

Leather laces may be employed to easily attach chainmail coifs and armour parts to the chainmail shirt

Terra sigillata plates

The aventail is constructed from 1

well-suited to smooth surfaces

and every individual item has a slightly different look

The Viking turtle brooch is crafted after a 9th-century original and has been fashioned in the Jellinge style

blade or cross-guard