The Gjermundbu Helm (AH2190N), is based on a classic Viking helm found in a Norwegian burial mound. Found in nine fragments, the helm has been re-constructed and is now housed in the Museum of National Antiquites in Oslo. It dates from around 970 CE and is considered to be the finest helm found of that era. The ‘spectacles’ (offically "occularia"),provided excellent facial and nasal protection, while chain mail provided flexible protection to the back and sides of the neck. As with the original, leather chin strap and wooden stand included.

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PRODUCT LENGTH:  GAUGE:18
PRODUCT WEIGHT:   3lbs 8oz
 

 Erik the Viking sword, also known as Eric the Red circa 950 -1001
The blades of Denix daggers and swords are cast from a metal alloy and cannot be sharpened, making them safe for display in famil environments
Handle Material: engraved and embossed in simulated Brass with classic Viking designs

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BLADE LENGTH: 29 1/2"
HANDLE LENGTH: 7"
OVERALL LENGTH: 38"
WEIGHT: 4lb

Erik the Viking sword, also known as Eric the Red circa 950 -1001
The blades of Denix daggers and swords are cast from a metal alloy and cannot be sharpened, making them safe for display in famil environments
Handle Material: engraved and embossed in simulated silver with classic Viking designs.

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BLADE LENGTH: 29 1/2"
HANDLE LENGTH: 7"
OVERALL LENGTH: 38"
WEIGHT: 4lb

The Scramasax was a utility knife and tool utilized by several Germanic tribes, specifically the Saxons and the Lombard warriors, between the 4th and 10th centuries CE. It was carried horizontally on the back of the belt for concealment and easy access. If primary weapons were lost, the scramasax made an ideal last-resort combat weapon. CAS/Hanwei offers two distinct versions, one with a real bone handle (KH2184B) and one with a real stag handle (KH2184S). On both versions, the single-edged blades are constructed out of high-carbon steel and detailed with an authentic etched “niello” design. An extremely durable leather sheath with intricate knot work and a belt frog accompanies both versions. Our scramasax make a wonderful addition for your historical knife collection. GRIP: BONE

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The Scramasax was a utility knife and tool utilized by several Germanic tribes, specifically the Saxons and the Lombard warriors, between the 4th and 10th centuries CE. It was carried horizontally on the back of the belt for concealment and easy access. If primary weapons were lost, the scramasax made an ideal last-resort combat weapon. CAS/Hanwei offers two distinct versions, one with a real bone handle (KH2184B) and one with a real stag handle (KH2184S). On both versions, the single-edged blades are constructed out of high-carbon steel and detailed with an authentic etched “niello” design. An extremely durable leather sheath with intricate knot work and a belt frog accompanies both versions. Our scramasax make a wonderful addition for your historical knife collection. GRIP: STAG

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PRODUCT LENGTH:  7 inch
BLADE LENGTH:   3 1/2 inch

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 Viking helmet with face and neck guard.
This helmet is hand made from 18 gauge steel with a polished finish. It has a leather padded interior and is wearable and suitable for re-enactment use.
price include a wooden stand.

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GAUGE: 18
PRODUCT WEIGHT:   5lb 6oz