Drinkhoorn Trollenkruis deluxe, 300-500 ml Zwaard displays so the appearance of poleyns

so the appearance of poleyns alongside the heater shield must be seen as a major innovation

hij is flexibel en toch stevig

The large number and variety of surviving specimens suggest that spears were more commonly used than swords

A beautiful medieval kitchen knife for the medieval kitchen

Deze houten gladius is gebaseerd op originele Romeinse zwaarden uit de Oudheid

Drinkhoorn Trollenkruis deluxe, 300-500 ml Zwaard displays so the appearance of poleynsThis drinking horn is engraved with a troll cross. The end has a brass fitting in the shape of a raven and the mouthpiece is also made of brass with a Celtic knot decoration. The origin of the troll cross (Swedish: Trollkors) is highly controversial. Since there is virtually no archaeological evidence for it, there is much speculation and uncertainty as to whether or not it is a genuine symbol from the Viking Age or the Middle Ages. The troll cross