gokstad belt fitting silver

gokstad belt fitting silverThe belt fitting is based on a 10th century original excavated in Gokstad, Norway. This luxurious fitting is very detailed. It formed part of a ship burial from which tents, horses, and even three smaller ships were also excavated. This three part belt fitting is crafted from bronze. It is well suited to belts with a width of up to 4 cm. The buckle measures 6 x 4. 5 x 1 cm. The closing measures 4. 5 x 2 x 1. 5 cm and the belt end measures 7 x 4 x 0. 2

The bronze sword is crafted after an original from the Villanova culture

It was a period of major Viking expansion

Kettle hats such as these were worn by armies across Europe from the second half of the 15th century and remained popular well into the 16th century

Milanese armour components were often worn as a full suit of armour

The training gladius is crafted from durable polypropene

The bead has a diameter of approx

The leg armour is fitted with straps as well for fastening them to the legs

The weight and balance are likewise similar to a real sword

The blade is crafted from 1065 carbon steel with a hardness of 50 HRC

Constructed from a flexible glass fibre core

This type of axe was likely used as a battle axe

The rapier measures 100