early medieval hack silver bracelet

early medieval hack silver braceletThe bracelet is a replica of several early medieval originals. Such pieces were employed between the 5th and 10th century as 'hack' silver. The worth of the bracelet could be hacked into pieces to utilise as a currency. They were worn by both men and women. Crafted from silvered bronze, the bracelet has a diameter of 6 cm and is well suited to a wrist circumference of 1417 cm.

Particularly well-suited to every camp kitchen and cosy re-enactment evenings with plenty of friends

The blade only is included

with a blade of 26 cm and a grip of 11 cm

its weight and flexibility make it an ideal screen label

A very solid steel fire-basket

The cap is crafted from velvet and is covered with a hairnet

and the bevor and helmet can be combined with other armour pieces

The shin guards are constructed from 1

The hauberk is particularly well-suited to experimental archaeology

Technical specifications:

The blade is 76

The buckler has a diameter of 30