Rusvik Vikingmes, semi-scherp Kleding en accessoires who often appeared in Roman

who often appeared in Roman figurative art

Ze symboliseren schoonheid

The blade is made in the Shinogi-Zukiri style without a fuller

This training sword is made of durable polypropene

The tsuba (hand guard)

Rusvik Vikingmes, semi-scherp Kleding en accessoires who often appeared in RomanThis knife is a replica of an original excavated in Birka. It was worn by i. a. the Rusvik. Knives were the most important practical object beside axes. Men, women and even slaves used knives like this and they have been excavated from Iceland to France. This knife has a length of 21 cm with a blade of 9,4 cm. It is provided with a decorated scabbard which can easily be hung to the belt.