Spatha Straubing-Nydam, semi-scherp Keukenmateriaal - servies - bestek ideal for historical reenactments

ideal for historical reenactments

This type of bag fitting was used mainly by the Vikings from the Baltic regions and are excavated in a

The coif covers the shoulders and has a triangular visor that protects the chin

Hij is gebaseerd op een 15de eeuws origineel

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Spatha Straubing-Nydam, semi-scherp Keukenmateriaal - servies - bestek ideal for historical reenactmentsThis spatha is a replica of an original from the 3rd century AD from the Straubing Nydamtype. Spathae were introduced into the Roman army by Germanic auxiliae. This sword is 73 long, with a blade of 63 cm long and 5,5 cm wide. The hilt is made of bone and decorated with brass ornaments. The spatha weighs 1,4 kg and comes with a wooden scabbard, covered with red leather. The scabbard is made after parts found back in Rhineland.