Strijdbijl met hamerkop, 16e eeuw, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse mantels & capes which are named after their

which are named after their place of origin

It is completely handmade

Deze schildbroche is gemaakt in de Osebergstijl

The bottom of the collar could also be secured to the gambeson or hauberk with leather laces to keep the coif in place

This skirt consists of two parts with a underskirt

Strijdbijl met hamerkop, 16e eeuw, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse mantels & capes which are named after theirAxes like this appeared from the second half of the 15th century. Battle axes such as this were developed in response to the increasing effectiveness of plate armor. The axe blade tapers in a rounded shape, reducing weight and making the weapon lighter than a standard felling axe. The blade features decorative punchwork, which also reduces weight without compromising the quality of the weapon. The blade continues onto the haft with metal strips