medieval dagger carcassonne 1

medieval dagger carcassonne 1A fine medieval dagger with scabbard by Windlass Steelcrafts, based on historical medieval daggers. Daggers of this type were employed by knights and soldiers alike. In the army camp, the dagger was utilised for practical purposes such as cutting ropes and other chores. On the battlefield, it was employed in close combat. This classic model medieval dagger features a round pommel and a curved cross guard. The grip and scabbard are crafted from wood

The axe is constructed from a flexible fibre glass core with a layer of durable foam

This weapon has been tested under the most extreme conditions and has been found capable of parrying swords

This highly detailed aquila is entirely handcrafted from brass

who led the army of King Ethelred of Wessex

Colour: Light

The tortoise brooch is a replica of a 9th century original excavated in Gjerstad

5" (the maximum perpendicular distance between the string and the drawn bow is 17

but possibly as early as the beginning of the 7th century

This type represents a further development of bearded axes that were already used from the Late Roman period

The sleeves are also fastened with laces and these may likewise be detached during warm days

The historical beer mug is fitted with a wooden lid

Its length is 126 cm and its maximum width is 88 cm