wooden pirate sword Al het pantser snakes and tendrils in the

snakes and tendrils in the Winchester style and make the sword perhaps the most beautiful excavated Viking sword in Scandinavia

This fibula has two spectacle shaped sides that end in a spiral

covered with painted linen and provided with a brass edge

The helmet required a mechanism to open and close it for practical wear

Edward I - Groat William I - Penny King John - Penny Henry VI - Halgroat Edward III - Quarter Noble (gold)

wooden pirate sword Al het pantser snakes and tendrils in theThis wooden pirate sword is a great gift for children, and fun as an accessory to a pirate costume. Creative kids can even paint the wood themselves. The sword is also beautiful as a decoration at a pirate party. It is made of European wood by a German family business.