Pilum, 3e eeuw v.Chr., semi-scherp Viking jurken en hangerocs The Vegvisir is an Icelandic
Description
The Vegvisir is an Icelandic symbol and is described in the 19th century manuscript of Huld
This luxurious but practical dirk has a length of 46 cm with a razor sharp blade of 33 cm
Messers of this length were very popular as combat weapons and were often used by the famous Landsknechte
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Each pouch is carefully constructed from high-quality leather
Pilum, 3e eeuw v.Chr., semi-scherp Viking jurken en hangerocs The Vegvisir is an IcelandicThis type of Roman pilum was used between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD, i. a. during the Gallic wars. After the pilum hit a target, the spearhead bended, so that the spear couldn't be thrown back. This pilum has a heavier shaft than its predecessors and is made of wood and 9260 carbon steel. The spearhead can easily be dismantled and replaced. The length of this throwing spear is 224 cm and it weighs approx. 1,9 kg. This item cannot be
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