Vikingzwaard Vammala, Oakeshott type Xa, semi-scherp Carnaval emerged in the second half

emerged in the second half of the 12th century as a development of the nasal helm

Wenden (Slavs)

This brooch is completely handmade

Also available in the colors beige / brown or dark red / brown

The hooks are made after an original found in a Gallo-Roman grave in France from 50 BC-50 AD

Vikingzwaard Vammala, Oakeshott type Xa, semi-scherp Carnaval emerged in the second halfThis sword is based on a late 10thearly 11th century original discovered in Vammala, Finland. The original is now part of the collection of the Suomen Kansallismuseo (Finnish National Museum) in Helsinki. It is classified as an Oakeshott type Xa, a Frankish sword type that remained popular well into the 13th century. The blade of the original bears the inscription +NSOMEFECIT+, with three other swords bearing the same inscription also found in