Germaans/ Romeinse fibula Pannonia, verzilverd Tassen en buidels This hand-and-a-half sword is obviously

This hand-and-a-half sword is obviously designed as decent hewing sword so extra pressure can be added with the other hand

If the leather is properly maintained

The sporran is technically developed from the European medieval belt bag

This scabbard fitting is based on 9th-11th century originals found in Viking graves all over Europe

De habijt is voorzien van kaproen en gordel

Germaans/ Romeinse fibula Pannonia, verzilverd Tassen en buidels This hand-and-a-half sword is obviouslyThis fibula is a replica of a 5th century originally found in Pannonia, West Hungary. This fibulae were worn by Germanic ladies in pairs on their shoulders. Often a chain with beads or other jewelry was attached between these brooches. Through the Roman legions that often consisted of more than 50% Germanic Auxiliae around the end of the empire, brooches such as these were spread throughout Europe and North Africa. Details: Material: silver plated