drinking horn decoration with wolf head brass

drinking horn decoration with wolf head brassThe drinking horn decoration is a replica of a 14th century original excavated at Castle Douglas in Scotland (Dumfries, Galloway). This 13th century drinking horn decoration refers back to the Viking period and was possibly based on an even older original. Crafted from bronze, the piece measures 5,7 cm in length, 2,2 cm in width, and has a shaft of 4 cm. It is well suited to drinking horns with a diameter of 1,9 cm at the tip. This 13th century

Such headdresses were worn during the Renaissance by wealthy ladies in England

it forms an almost fully enclosed visor

This type of axe was likely used as a combat axe

Crafted from sterling silver

The grip is crafted from suede leather and doesn't have a nock on which the arrows can be placed

Historically

so the development of greaves alongside the pavise represented a significant innovation

Constructed entirely by hand from bronze

nor riches

Cling length: 86

they remained in use for a short time

Crafted from 1 mm thick cow leather