marshal historical viking axe head type d

marshal historical viking axe head type dThis Viking axe blade is based on an original from the collection of the National Museum of Norway in Oslo. This type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type D. It is a transitional form, often featuring a broader blade and a shorter neck, and many examples remain asymmetrical. The connection between the blade and the handle is wide, making this type of bearded axe stronger than its predecessors, Type B and C. This type of axe was likely used

The sword is a replica of original examples from the first half of the 10th century and is classified as a Petersen Type P

Whilst it visually resembled the armet

with a blade of 28 cm

This style was popular throughout Europe and was therefore not region-specific

The blade is crafted from steel

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and Roma as a symbol of the strength of the Roman Empire

Spartans often employed short swords in place of the longer xiphos

The LARP sword is crafted after original medieval swords

It has been designed for the starting LARPer or young LARPer

Its tip is strengthened with kevlar for optimal safety

This helmet is suitable for a maximum head circumference of 63 cm and is made from 1