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There is a hole at the end of the grip so you can easily attach it to your outfit with a lace

The long leather cuff is reinforced on the inside with elongated steel plates and closes comfortably around the wrist with an adjustable leather belt and a brass buckle

The ‘Ödeshög Thor’s hammer’ stands out due to its decorative appearance

The secret is crafted after historical originals from the thirteenth to the seventeenth centuries

Axes like this remained in use even into the 12th century and were used as sparth axes by the Gaelic peoples of the Irish Sea region during the Middle Ages

loose legling 1200 1300 red Size:L There is a hole atThis loose legling is based on a model from around 1200 1300, which has been widely documented in medieval images throughout Europe. In the High Middle Ages the "trousers" not from one piece, but from two separate legs that were tied separately around the leg, over one trousers (braies) on. From the 13th century onwards, these were often secured below the knee with garters. This legling is made of cotton and is sold separately, so you can combine