Viking werpbijl, antieke afwerking, type A, scherp Middeleeuwse monnikspijen When a surcoat was not
Description
When a surcoat was not worn the armour could burn
8 mm wide flat rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm
Ze zijn vier in één gevlochten en daarna dichtgeklonken met ronde klinknagels
This LARp bollock dagger is made after historical originals that were used during the Renaissance and Middle Ags
Viking werpbijl, antieke afwerking, type A, scherp Middeleeuwse monnikspijen When a surcoat was notThis Viking throwing axe is a replica of several historical originals. The axe head is classified as a Petersen Type A. Blades of this type were slender and were possibly originally developed for woodworking, but they were also used in warfare. This type of axe was likely made between 800 and 850 AD, though some sources suggest it remained in use until as late as 1050 AD. This sturdy throwing axe is fully functional. The axe head is made of carbon
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