15e eeuwse vleugellans, Boheemse oorlepel, semi-scherp Glazen en kannen Several seaxes of a similar

Several seaxes of a similar type are known from southern England (three from London

De zijkant van deze gorget is voorzien van leren riempjes waaraan andere harnas onderdelen kunnen worden bevestigd

though a few examples were also used in Scandinavia and Germany

This item cannot be shipped to countries outside the EU due to its length

En heeft zowel aan de onderkant als de bovenkant een geborduurd knoopmotief

15e eeuwse vleugellans, Boheemse oorlepel, semi-scherp Glazen en kannen Several seaxes of a similarThe spear with so called "wings" or "perforated" spearhead, often associated with the Normans, actually has its origins in the Frankish Carolingian era. The Vikings adopted this spear and continued to use it, both as a war spear and a hunting spear, well into the High Middle Ages. On the battlefield, the protruding lugs on either side of the spearhead served to prevent the spear from penetrating too deeply in an attack (which would make it more