valsgaerde 8 viking helmet

valsgaerde 8 viking helmetThe beautiful, richly detailed Vendel era helmet is a reproduction of an original find from the ship burial of Valsgrde (boat grave 8), a farm situated on the shores of the Fyris river (Fyrisn) near Gamla Uppsala, Sweden. The grave is dated to approx. 625 650 A. D., and the warrior's helmet was placed at his feet. The original piece is safeguarded at the Gustavianum, Uppsala University Museum. This replica is constructed from 2 mm steel and equipped

until the surviving remains of the Gothic original were eventually transferred to the Germanisches Nationalmuseum (Germanic National Museum) in Nuremberg in the 19th century

permitting a knight to employ it more easily for cavalry purposes

They may be easily combined with other harness components or worn separately

The dress features a V-neck with an additional strip of fabric

The universal folding chair is well-suited to LARP and re-enactment of different historical periods and scenarios

modelled after an 8th-century original found in Norway

The Pirate Trousers Fritz has a 7/8 length and ensures that your trouser legs stay dry even on damp ship decks

where these elements were fashioned from gilded bronze

The original is crafted from exceptionally luxurious materials and is inlaid with gemstones

was developed

During the American Civil War (1861–1865)

and are fitted with an elastic waistband fastened by means of a cord