small norse viking seax with decorated bone grip Middeleeuwse rokken whilst the flap and strap

whilst the flap and strap are constructed from sturdy leather

The decoration of this tunic is well-suited to the re-enacting of a Viking warrior on the battlefield

The tent is well-suited to 8 people and their luggage

The wand is lifelike in design and painted by hand so that the grip appears to be crafted from wood with golden decorations

Axes of this type were employed from the Napoleonic Wars until the end of the nineteenth century

small norse viking seax with decorated bone grip Middeleeuwse rokken whilst the flap and strapThis seax is based on originals made on the British Isles around the 9th to 11th centuries. This type of sax is mainly found on the British Isles and in Ireland, though some examples were also used in Scandinavia and Germany. Saxes like this were used both as weapons and as cutting tools in daily life. They may also have played a ritual role in sacrificial offerings. The Viking seax, as the name suggests, originates from the Viking Age. It is also