deepeeka auxiliary troops cavalry helmet a Zwaarden Oudheid A distinctive and beautiful Viking

A distinctive and beautiful Viking bag for festivals and Viking costumes

place a wooden plank on the tray

Axes such as these were employed by both aristocratic cavalry and infantry

the Lawrence Knight Tabard may be paired with various armour pieces

deepeeka auxiliary troops cavalry helmet a Zwaarden Oudheid A distinctive and beautiful VikingThe helmet is a replica of one discovered in Northwich, Great Britain. The cheek protectors originate from Gloucester and bear the image of a seated Neptune. At the top of the helmet, the image of hair can be seen, marking the place where wigs were often placed. Helmets of this type were mainly worn by Germanic and Celtic cavalries who served as auxiliae in the Roman armies. Such helmets were principally found in the Rhineland. Constructed from brass,