medieval sword oakeshott type xiia Keltisch sieraad In Greek antiquity and the

In Greek antiquity and the Nordic Bronze Age

Replica of a characteristic Viking sword from the 9th and 10th centuries

5 cm in width

also employed for other purposes — which is why this double Viking axe has been made battle-ready

This collaboration resulted in the distinctive Greenwich style

medieval sword oakeshott type xiia Keltisch sieraad In Greek antiquity and theThe sword has been modelled after several original Oakeshott type XIIa swords. Swords of this type were used between 1170 and approx. 1400 AD, and were amongst the most common swords employed throughout Europe. The sword has been developed by the makers of John Lee, and the blunt version is well suited to intensive sword fighting. The sword is distinctive in that even the leather of the grip and the scabbard is crafted to a standard more akin to the