scythian sagaris Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches There are leather flaps between

There are leather flaps between the breastplate and backplate

This bevor consisted of multiple lames with an integrated visor and is also called the “falling buffe” because the visor can be fully lowered

This hand-forged Viking neck knife is based on a 9th-10th century original found in Gotland in Sweden

The gambeson has been designed for reenactment & LARP battles

scythian sagaris Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches There are leather flaps betweenThe bronze axe is a replica of a Scythian sagaris. Battle axes of this kind were employed throughout the Scythian world between the 9th and 3rd centuries BC. The sagaris was a formidable weapon that could be wielded both on horseback and on foot. Other steppe peoples, such as the Medes, Persians and Parthians, also made use of the sagaris, as did the Indo Scythians. The weapon was also employed by Scythian mercenaries who served in the Greek and