Medieval Viking Bone Comb in a Leather Case

Medieval Viking Bone Comb in a Leather Case
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An Authentic Accessory for Your Historical Costume and Daily Grooming. Keep your hair and beard perfectly groomed with this handcrafted bone comb, the epitome of medieval craftsmanship. The comb is made from genuine, ethically sourced cattle bone, and its spine is adorned with a simple yet elegant geometric engraving. This is not just a prop; it is a fully functional tool for everyday use. It comes with a custom-fitted case made from high-quality, durable buffalo leather, which protects the comb while allowing it to be easily carried, for instance, hung from a belt using its leather cord. Further product information ...

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Medieval Viking Bone Comb in a Leather Case

Use in History and Today

This type of comb is an ideal and faithful accessory for historical reenactment, especially for Viking, Slavic, and other early medieval cultural outfits. It serves just as well at LARP events or as a unique, stylish item for anyone who appreciates traditional materials and craftsmanship. Thanks to its sturdy teeth, it is suitable for grooming both hair and thick beards. The leather case is tied with a black leather cord that reliably keeps the comb secure inside and can also be used to attach the case to a belt or other gear.

Product Specifications:

  • Comb Material: Genuine Cattle Bone (ethically sourced)
  • Case Material: Genuine Buffalo Leather, black leather cord
  • Approximate Dimensions: 10.1 x 5.6 cm (approx. 4 x 2.2 inches)
  • Decoration: Hand-carved geometric pattern
  • Manufacturer: Lord Of Battles®

An Interesting Fact from the History of Combs

Combs are among the most common archaeological finds from the Viking Age. They were an indispensable part of personal hygiene for both men and women and were often placed in graves with their owners. Contrary to the popular image of dirty barbarians, Vikings took great pride in their appearance. The Norse sagas mention that they bathed regularly, cared for their hair and beards, and always carried a comb. Being well-groomed was a sign of civility and social standing.

How to Care for Your Comb

To ensure your comb and case serve you for many years and retain their beauty, follow a few principles:

  • The Comb: Bone is a natural material. Avoid soaking it in water for long periods and never leave it on a direct heat source (like a radiator or in the sun), as it could crack. For cleaning, a damp cloth is sufficient. From time to time, you can rub a drop of natural oil (e.g., linseed or jojoba) into the comb to prevent it from drying out and to keep it supple.
  • The Case: Keep the leather dry. If it gets wet, let it air dry naturally at room temperature. To extend its life, you can occasionally treat it with a leather conditioner.
  • What to Avoid: The comb is sturdy but not indestructible. Protect it from drops on hard surfaces and do not use it as a prying tool or for any purpose other than grooming.

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