viking gjermundbu antique steel helmet with genuin

viking gjermundbu antique steel helmet with genuinThe fully wearable Viking helmet with visor and short nose guard is a reconstruction of a helmet found in a burial mound at Gjermundbu farm in Ringerike municipality, Norway. The helmet dates from the 9th 10th century, yet the general appearance particularly the strips or bands running around the lower edge, from front to back and from ear to ear (called Spangen in German), as well as the visor (a protective plate resembling a pair of spectacles)

This sallet can be combined with a bevor in the following ways:

This specific variant is characterised by the embellishment of the hilt with simple ornaments: the guard and pommel were adorned with numerous holes arranged in a checkerboard pattern

Each piece is equipped with roundels

This fine rapier from Windlass Steelcrafts is constructed from a bone hilt with steel wire

a cloak was worn to keep warm whilst working and to protect one's garments

with a blade length of 88 cm and a width of 3 cm

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5–1 cm wide

The shirt can also be fastened tightly around the neck

Modern fantasy series also employ Damascus steel to portray magical steels

It features a beautiful lozenge/spiral motif

and were amongst the shields carried on Crusades