woden head amulet kingsworthy 7th century bronze Kampvuur - lantaarns en kandelaars They were for self-defense and

They were for self-defense and also to show that the wearer could defend himself

Leather laces and aiglets can be attached to this doublet

This means that it it maintenance free

This is a replica of a Prussian cuirassier helmet from 1889

Wear this dress loose with one belt

woden head amulet kingsworthy 7th century bronze Kampvuur - lantaarns en kandelaars They were for self-defense andThis pendant shows a bearded face with horns ending in raven heads, with red eyes. The design is modeled on an Anglo Saxon find from Kingsworthy in Hampshire (England), dating from the early 7th century. A whole series of similar Anglo Saxon pendants with a bearded, horned face are known from the early Middle Ages, which are associated with the Woden cult. Woden is the most important Anglo Saxon god, corresponding to the North Germanic Wodan Odin. The