merovingian seax british museum Eedringen The brass fittings on the

The brass fittings on the scabbard are based on originals in the Museum Valkhof in Nijmegen (Netherlands)

This style of helmet was popular amongst both musketeers and pikemen

The sturdy tomahawk is crafted by the American brand Condor

shoes were mended and handed down within the family

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merovingian seax british museum Eedringen The brass fittings on theA beautiful seax by Windlass Steelcrafts, based on an early medieval original from around 750 AD, displayed in the British Museum. Such seaxes were produced on the British Isles between the 9th and 11th centuries. This type of seax has mainly been found in Britain and Ireland, though a few examples have also been discovered in Scandinavia and Germany. Seaxes such as this were employed both as weapons and as cutting tools in daily life, and may also