Viking sax Hugin en Munin, semi-scherp LARP maskers en character props 35 cm long with a

35 cm long with a blade of 20 cm and a 12 cm grip

Men of the lower classes in the High and Late Middle Ages (1000–1500 AD) wore a tunicella—an 'over-tunic' with a built-in hood—for field work during the cold months or while traveling

The neckline also has a split

The chaperon reached to the shoulders so that the head and neck of the wearer were completely covered

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Viking sax Hugin en Munin, semi-scherp LARP maskers en character props 35 cm long with aThis replica Viking seax features a long blade with a thick spine. It looks very authentic and realistic because it is not fully polished; you can still see the oxidation layer and other marks left from the forging process. The polished grip is made of bone and decorated with Odins two ravens, Hugin and Munin. The scabbard is made of leather and adorned with a Norwegian knotwork motif and brass fittings. Decorations of Odins ravens are also featured