dagger basel semi sharp Foam - latex - glasvezel This ring was found in

This ring was found in a Germanic woman’s grave dating to the 3rd century AD in Himlingøje

Secrets were sometimes even sewn into hats to render them fully invisible

It features laces to hold chainmail and plate armor in place

This spear has a length of 190 cm

dagger basel semi sharp Foam - latex - glasvezel This ring was found inThe Basel dagger was a highly popular short dagger throughout the Middle Ages, employed both by knights as a secondary weapon and by common soldiers, pikemen, and archers. The model depicted here was in use during the 14th and 15th centuries. The blade is crafted from spring steel and is semi sharp. The dagger is dispatched complete with scabbard, whilst the red leather scabbard cover lends it a particularly distinguished appearance.