vendel sword uppsala 7th 8th century tin plated hi

vendel sword uppsala 7th 8th century tin plated hiThe replica sword is a fine addition to any sword collection. It is based on a sword discovered in a ship burial near Uppsala, Sweden. Due to its rich decoration, it almost certainly belonged to a chieftain, noble, or elite warrior. The Vendel Period occurred between the Migration Period and the Viking Age. Several similarly lavishly decorated swords have been found from this era. The stylised rings on the upper cross guard may represent miniature

The breastplate is easy to remove

The gambeson has removable sleeves and may be fastened with leather straps

it can be employed across multiple costumes

The warm wool mix cloak is particularly well-suited to every historic traveller

making it even more effective in battle — both sides of the blade may be employed to strike down your enemies

In many cases

with a grip of 96 cm

The large awning makes it well-suited to tradesmen or performing your craft to the public

The fabric is already pleated

you can erase the brand from the shaft with sandpaper

lending it an especially luxurious appearance

Presumably crafted originally in France