Drinkhoorn Trollenkruis deluxe, 300-500 ml Zwaard displays The large number and variety

The large number and variety of surviving specimens suggest that spears were more commonly used than swords

The connection between the blade and the handle is wide

hij is flexibel en toch stevig

A beautiful medieval kitchen knife for the medieval kitchen

It has an inner width at ear level is approximately 21 cm and the depth from front to back at eye level measures approximately 24

Drinkhoorn Trollenkruis deluxe, 300-500 ml Zwaard displays The large number and varietyThis drinking horn is engraved with a troll cross. The end has a brass fitting in the shape of a raven and the mouthpiece is also made of brass with a Celtic knot decoration. The origin of the troll cross (Swedish: Trollkors) is highly controversial. Since there is virtually no archaeological evidence for it, there is much speculation and uncertainty as to whether or not it is a genuine symbol from the Viking Age or the Middle Ages. The troll cross