early medieval signal horn

early medieval signal hornHorns of this type were used primarily during the early Middle Ages. They were employed both for hunting and warfare, serving purposes of communication and intimidation. Signal horns were used by, amongst others, the Vikings, Anglons, Anglo Saxons, Picts, Celts and Franks. The signal horn is a replica of a 9th century Anglo Saxon original excavated in England. The horn is provided with a brass mouthpiece to produce a loud signal. Its length is 50 to

The length of this replica is 168 cm with a blade of 135 cm and a maximum width of 5 cm

Due to the materials used

this stick is not only a tool but a feared weapon as well that arrived hard and unexpectedly

which works particularly well in combination with a medieval dress

This wood carving is a beautiful work of art for your wall and makes a distinctive

this item cannot be shipped to countries outside the EU

The lorica segmentata can be adjusted to the correct size and is well-suited to a chest circumference of up to 120 cm

striking a fine balance between almost unrestricted movement and substantial defensive value

and are well-suited to combat situations

Sallet worn halfway on the head – provides an optimal field of vision

Should you blunten the blade

but may equally be worn simply with a dress