viking seax jarlshof Fantasy broeken en rokken The large awning makes it

The large awning makes it well-suited to tradesmen or performing your craft to the public

whilst additional laces could fasten the lower edge of the coif to the gambeson or hauberk

The bead may be fastened to the beard

The axe is constructed from a flexible fibre glass core with a layer of durable foam

The size may be adjusted with the laces to ensure a proper fit

viking seax jarlshof Fantasy broeken en rokken The large awning makes itThe seax is a short sword without a guard and a fairly straight blade. This type of sword was mainly employed during the early Middle Ages. The Saxons, Germanic peoples and Vikings all fought with a seax. The seax was cheaper to produce than a sword and, according to some sources such as the Icelandic sagas, was simply much more beloved than the sword. Alongside its function as a weapon, it served as a handy tool. It was used to skin animals after