viking ax blade gotland battle ready Middeleeuwse zwaarden the rapier is semi-sharp

the rapier is semi-sharp

Wearing the habit meant chastity and rejection of worldly possession

Tempera is difficult to make and therefore oil paint became quickly popular around the Renaissance period

This ensures that the cloak stays in place if the wearer moves around a lot

it is well-suited to re-enacting several periods

viking ax blade gotland battle ready Middeleeuwse zwaarden the rapier is semi-sharpThis Viking axe blade is a replica of a 10th century original found in Gotland. Viking axes with an open ax blade have been found in various places in Northern Europe. The top is open to reduce weight (just like the blood gutter). These types of axes were used exclusively for war. This battle ready ax blade is ideal for reenactment and living history.