Dresses like this were worn as dress under the garment during colder months
the kettle hat gradually developed toward the cabasset
This coat is made of a comfortable and warm wool blend that is also water-resistant
Spangenhelms of the nasal type were already worn in Western Europe from the 9th century onward
The trousers are therefore suitable for medieval up to nineteenth century reenactment
Viking Daneaxe met runen, type M, semi-scherp Sieraad accessoires Dresses like this were wornThis type of axe blade is classified as Petersen Type M, better known as the famous Daneaxe. The blade has a wide, very thin forged, wedge shaped and flared cutting edge, often with yoke like projections on either side of the eye. The head is relatively light due to the thin steel but large in surface area. This is the classic Daneaxe, which began appearing in larger numbers around 950 AD. It was used by elite warriors, such as huscarls, and was