Viking paarden hanger Starya Ladoga, brons Voet- en beenpantser Many pirates had a navy

Many pirates had a navy background and simply brought their own weapon

The Oakeshott Type XIII swords were commonly worn by knights and Templars and are an excellent example of the transition between classical knightly swords and later swords that were more focused on thrusting

Runes could also be used for divination or making predictions

Helmets like this were worn by Greek hoplites in combination with the musculata or lymotrax

The design for this special torque is inspired by the famous dragon head of the Viking burial ship found in Oseberg

Viking paarden hanger Starya Ladoga, brons Voet- en beenpantser Many pirates had a navyThis pendant is a replica of a Viking Age pendant from Staraya Ladoga in Russia. The pendant had an image of two horses. The motif of the two horses is common on Viking jewelry and has its roots in Finnish mythology, the Kalevala. It is about the battle between the characters Vinminen and Joukahainen. The ringing of the pendant should keep evil spirits and evil away from the wearer.