Vroege Corinthische helm, 1-1.2 mm Viking - Ierse en Germaanse broches each possessing its own power

each possessing its own power and essence

The wooden grip of the Shirasaya makes the sword resemble a staff

It is perfect for military reenactment from the Middle Ages to Napoleonic Wars and for traders and travelers

De “baard” – het naar beneden doorlopende deel van het blad – zorgde voor een groter snijvlak zonder dat de bijl zwaarder werd

2 cm thick and made of several layers of wood

Vroege Corinthische helm, 1-1.2 mm Viking - Ierse en Germaanse broches each possessing its own powerThis helmet is a replica of the Corinthian helmet as it was worn by the Spartan hoplites around the 6th 5th century BC. The name of this type of helmet is derived from the Greek city of Corinth. The Corinthian helmet was in use from the seventh century BC. but around the fifth century it reached the shape as we know it today. Characteristics of this helmet are the nose piece, the split for the eyes, the narrow slit at the mouth, the extra thick