early medieval wax tablet Toverstokken The Scottish basket hilted broadsword

The Scottish basket hilted broadsword was one of the most frequently used weapons from the last Jacobite Revolts between 1700 and 1760

This LARP buckler is painted lifelike and resembles the originals with a wooden surface and metal shield boss

This sword is a replica of a 9th-century Viking sword discovered in a burial mound (tumulus) at Kildonnan / Dail Sithean

WIth this belt your sword can hang comfortably around your waist for a longer period of time

The flexible neck guard allows for excellent freedom of movement

early medieval wax tablet Toverstokken The Scottish basket hilted broadswordThe cera (Latin for tabula cerata wax tablet) was a small writing board made from a hard material such as boxwood, beechwood, or even bone. In the center of the board was a recessed area filled with a layer of dark wax. Writing was done on this wax layer using a stylus a pointed tool made of metal, wood, or bone (Greek: stlos, Latin: stilus). With this tool, marks were scratched into the wax. If needed, these marks could easily be erased or smoothed