Torque Oberpfalz, Hallstatttijd, brons Geldbuidels offering significant advantages over its

offering significant advantages over its predecessors

This saber is a replica of the 19th century originals used by cavalry officers on the Union side during the American Civil War

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making it possible to attach heinous additions such as an Human Shrunken Head or a Elven Trophy Ear

Trousers Landsknecht recreates that striking Renaissance style in a practical

Torque Oberpfalz, Hallstatttijd, brons Geldbuidels offering significant advantages over itsThis torque, a status symbol within Celtic culture, is based on a find from Sondersfeld Kittenhausen in the Upper Palatinate, dating from the Hallstatt period. Torques were worn as an open neck ring by both men and women, and were a sign of prestige or power. Performed in bronze, with a length of approx. 44 cm.