Middeleeuws zwaard Metropolitan Museum, New York, semi-scherp Saxen - messen - dolken Wealthy Viking women wore colors

Wealthy Viking women wore colors such as red with blue or purple

Het glas is handbewerkt en niet amper van bergkristal te onderscheiden

The canvas is made of 100% cotton

Chaperons like this were worn all over feudal Europe

een Vikingkunststijl die overal in de Vikingwereld werd gebruikt

Middeleeuws zwaard Metropolitan Museum, New York, semi-scherp Saxen - messen - dolken Wealthy Viking women wore colorsThis sword is a replica of an original from the second half of the 13th century. The original is now part of the collection of the Metropolitan Museum, New York. A comparable original is the sword of Sancho IV of Castile. Swords of this type were made more pointed than their predecessors. This made it easier for them to be used for stabbing in addition to cutting. This sword has a blade of 9260 carbon steel, tempered with a hardness of 50 55 HRC. The