viking brooch oppland silvered

viking brooch oppland silveredThe Viking brooch is a replica of a 9th century original found in Oppland in Norway. The brooch shows clear similarities with bracelets worn by the Gaels around the same time in Ireland. Often the pins of these brooches were so long that, under Old Irish Law, there was a fine for accidentally injuring others with them. This brooch may well have been plundered during one of the many Viking raids upon Irish monasteries.

They can be fastened again with several laces

the blade has a hardness of 50–55 HRC

in fact they were so good that the English considered the sticks illegal during the last occupation of Ireland

At the hem

Whatever thorny situation you find yourself in

Noble soldiers employed the rapier mainly for warfare — it was particularly well-suited to stabbing between plate armour and leather armour — but also for ceremonial purposes such as parades

It has an authentic appearance

and are particularly well-suited to the fourteenth century

Crafted from high quality cowhide with a thickness of approx

Netherlands

Knives of this kind were used during the early Middle Ages

An excellent dress for any re-enactment and LARP Viking character