medieval axe crusaders 1

medieval axe crusaders 1This type of battle axe is based on originals that were developed from the second half of the 15th century onward. Like its predecessors, the characteristic Viking axes, the blade of this axe extends into a beard. The distinctive angles of the beard could be used to parry enemy weapons, and the beard itself could also be used to pull cavalrymen from their saddles. This axe features a decorative cross motif, which also helps to reduce its weight.

Examples have also been found amongst Anglo-Saxon and Lombardic graves

and water repellent

This was a period of major Viking expansions

The large signal horn is based on several depictions of Viking and medieval warriors

Ekwin means sword friend: the tunic is particularly well-suited to wearing during duels and combat

Reaching almost to the ankles

The drinking horn is well-suited to festivals

The edges are finished with a hand-stitched trim

The sleeves and neckline feature cords to adjust the dress to your size

The burgonet features cheek guards with ear holes and has been constructed with neck and brow protection to guard against incoming projectiles

cavalrymen often wore this type of helmet under their hat

such as the large brass buckle