viking axe torstein with runes SDISO_bestelbaar and by the nobility during

and by the nobility during falconry

The belt is made of natural thick leather

The spearhead is based on historical originals that were used throughout Europe

and weighs 225 grams

This Viking jewel is based on a 9th-10th century original excavated in Aska

viking axe torstein with runes SDISO_bestelbaar and by the nobility duringThis type of axe head is classified as Petersen Type B. The blade features the characteristic beard shape, with a projecting lower section. Axes of this type are often found in contexts related to warfare. They were produced at least between approximately 800 and 900 AD, though possibly as early as the beginning of the 7th century. The beard the downward extending part of the blade provided a larger cutting surface without adding extra weight. This