sgian dubh of damascus steel Viking riem A very strong sword including

A very strong sword including scabbard

This Viking pendant in the shape of a fish head is a replica of a 9th-10th century original found on Gotland in Sweden

The leg protectors are decorated with a diamond pattern interspersed with rivets and suitable for Viking and medieval characters

5 cm and is fully functional

the mace was a weapon that could inflict considerable damage to armor

sgian dubh of damascus steel Viking riem A very strong sword includingThis sgian Dubh is made of several layers of Damascus steel. The name sgian dubh means ? black knife?. This dagger was usually worn in the sleeve during the 17th and 18th century. An old custom was that a Highlander could not carry weapons inside when he entered a house. For self defense he often hid a sgian dubh in his sock. When a fight broke out in the house he could escape or fight back with his dagger. After Culloden the soldiers of the