11th century anglo saxon sword battle ready

11th century anglo saxon sword battle readyThe sword is based on an original from the late 10th early 11th century, found in the Thames in London. The sword is classified as Petersen type L. The original features the inscription INGELRII on the blade. Around the time this sword was in use, the Anglo Saxon aristocracy employed Vikings as professional bodyguards, known as Huscarls. Swords of this type were likely also used during the Battle of Hastings, although by 1066 these swords were already

such as those of the Medici family

they also carried a good rapier as a secondary weapon

The weapon may be slid into the scabbard and the guard or axe blade placed on the two hooks

we recommend choosing a heavier fabric (from 360 g / running metre)

The Lansquenet tent was very popular owing to its high side walls

Sallets produced in France also closely resemble this style

The combination of high-quality materials and craftsmanship makes this belt not only suitable for events and festivals

and equally well-suited to a pirate cosplay costume from series and films such as Black Sails and Pirates of the Caribbean

The greaves are crafted after several originals that were worn during the Hellenistic period

this church had a larger garden that continued all the way to the banks of the Thames

The beautifully riveted

The helmet is a replica of a Corinthic-Italic helmet from the 5th century BC