anglo saxon sword fetter lane

anglo saxon sword fetter laneThe beautiful decorative sword is a fine asset for lovers of early medieval swords! The sword is an exact replica of an original from the 8th century that was excavated at Fetter Lane in London. In 1893 it was donated to the British Museum, where it remains on display for all to admire. The original grip is crafted from gold plated silver and has remained very much intact. Owing to the expensive precious metal and the craftsmanship involved in the

and the sword is well-suited to light sword fighting and re-enactment

The armour consists of various overlapping leather parts

The stone may be hung on the wall by means of the hole on the back

the Wallace Collection in London

The dress is based on originals from around the 13th–15th century

The traditional bearded axe is based on an original excavated in Dublin

Those wearing the symbol would not get lost in poor weather

of which half is painted red

The Viking jewel is intended for the beard or hair

Especially the Irish are known for their fighting with shillelaghs

During the Middle Ages the secret was worn beneath a Great Helmet and is therefore a sort of secret helmet

The sallet may be worn in 5 different configurations