Lucernehamer, paalbijl, semi-scherp Viking en ridder speelgoed wat laat zien dat het

wat laat zien dat het niet alleen een wapen van de armen was

This turtle brooch is a replica of a 9th century original excavated in Gjerstad

Due to its length

It has two leather straps at the back so that it can be securely attached to the arms

This fibula was presumably worn by a member of the Scandinavian aristocracy or by a rich merchant

Lucernehamer, paalbijl, semi-scherp Viking en ridder speelgoed wat laat zien dat hetThe Lucerne hammer is a poleaxe with a long shaft, a four pointed hammer, a long rear spike (beak), and an even longer spike on top. The weapon was used by militia and cantonal troops of the Old Swiss Confederacy, around the late 15th17th century. Its name refers to the many examples stored in the armory of Lucerne. In the 14th century, Swiss infantry used the poleaxe or Fussstreithammer, with a short spike and a hammer head with three to four points.