danish axe 111962746

danish axe 111962746This type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type B. The blade features a distinctive bearded shape, with an extended lower section. Axes of this type are often found in contexts related to warfare. They were produced at least between circa 800 and 900 AD, but possibly as early as the 7th century. The beardthe downward extending part of the bladeprovided a larger cutting surface without increasing the weight of the axe. This design allowed the user

It is available in sizes S to XXL in the colours black

The belt is adorned with a motif imprinted deep into the leather

This type of sallet was typically combined with other pieces of armour

Due to its rich decoration

The LARP weapon is inspired by the medieval halberd — a weapon historically employed by infantry to combat cavalry

a 19th-century occult book of spells

Well-suited to both LARP and re-enactment

Celts and similar historical groups

5 cm thick and has a mace head of 7 cm

and is particularly comfortable to wear

worn over a tunic or dress to emphasise the waist for a flattering fit

The shield is delivered uncoloured and undecorated without a latex coating