Vikingzwaard Petersen type S, bot (battle-ready) Kleding accessoires en zelf maken The cotehardie emphasizes the waist

The cotehardie emphasizes the waist and bust because of the laces and buttons on the front

The chainmail of these collars was often attached to a padded gambeson collar

This sword is perfect for LARPs of Greek warriors and other ancient heroes

the average person could barely ever afford to buy new shoes

It is 165 cm long

Vikingzwaard Petersen type S, bot (battle-ready) Kleding accessoires en zelf maken The cotehardie emphasizes the waistThis Viking sword is a replica of a 10th century Viking sword. In 1919 Jan Petersen published his groundbreaking Viking sword classifications, also known as the Petersen classifications. In total there were 26 types with 20 special types. Within the Petersen classification, this sword is a type S. The type S is thought to originate from the tenth century from the older type D Viking sword. The type S is mainly found in the nordic countries and in