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the Oakeshott type XIV sword was speculated upon to have belonged to the French King Philip IV the Fair (Philippe le Bel
The Lombard bird brooches from the Merovingian period are typical of the Germanic four-brooch costume
The belt loops are beautifully decorated with knot motifs
Bucklers like this were mainly used during the Renaissance
It is semi-sharp and is delivered including scabbard from wood and leather
viking couple pendant divisible bornholm bronze Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen the Oakeshott type XIV swordThis pendant can be divided into two halves and shows a loving couple kissing ideal as a love gift, so that both lovers can wear one half around their neck. The design is based on a so called guldgubbe, found on the Danish island of Bornholm. Guldgubber are one to two centimeter large figurative gold plates from the Iron Age that occur exclusively in Scandinavia; the majority were found on Bornholm, where around 2,500 specimens came to light at the
