ulfberth cavalry war hammer

ulfberth cavalry war hammerA maul is a type of war hammer with a heavy head. The example featured here carries a spike like point, though it is broader than that of a horseman's hammer another type of war hammer. From the late 14th century onward, the weapon was employed mainly by infantry. During the Paris uprising of 1382, the rebels seized 3,000 mauls from the city's armoury; as a result, they became known as the Maillotins. Later that same year, the chronicler Froissart

The trousers are particularly well-suited to re-enactment and LARP of Vikings from the 8th to 11th century

such as this claw hammer

At the top

Helmets like this remained in use throughout Europe until the end of the 14th century

It is dispatched without throwing knives

making it well-suited to spring or autumn days as well as wet weather

the magic wand permits the grip to be separated from the wand and placed on other Epic Armoury wands

the meaning of which remains unknown to this day

an eating pick served the function of a fork

The sword has a total length of 119 cm

Balance point from guard: 14 cm

whilst the neckline embroidery itself depicts a wolf in the centre with an early medieval knot motif on both sides rendered in several colours