viking bearded axehad thingevellir sharp 19 cm

viking bearded axehad thingevellir sharp 19 cmThis type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type B. The blade features a characteristic beard shape, with a protruding beard. Axes of this type are often found in contexts related to warfare. They were produced between approximately 800 and 900 AD, though some may date back as early as the 7th century. The beard the downward extension of the blade provided a larger cutting surface without increasing the weight of the axe. This design allowed the

it features a beautiful braided edge around the neck and sleeves

Cosplay or theatre

Colour: Brown

Narrow surcottes such as this one emerged in the 14th century and were sometimes considered a controversial garment

The chaperon features a long-pointed hood in medieval style

Although often considered a poleaxe

including those at Haithabu and Viborg (Denmark)

sometimes with a pommel shaped like a double-headed eagle

These pieces were produced by the finest blacksmiths from Milan and Innsbruck

Alongside protection

it features a fibre glass core that is protected by a layer of kevlar

but has instead been based on different parts of original late fourteenth century – early fifteenth century swords employed in the Battle of Shrewsbury