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But swords like this were still worn up to the nineteenth century by officers in the army

This outdoor axe is made after originals that were used from the 15th century onwards in Europe

the axe head is crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of ca

The perfect dress for any re-enactment and LARP Viking character

It has a beautiful authentic look due to the hand-sewn edge that is made with a color that contrasts with the color of the chaperon

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