Norman kite shield made of plywood, covered with canvas. The shield is painted with a Viking Jellinge-style beast, probably a gripping beast. A similar shield is shown on the Bayeux tapestry that illustrates the conquest of England by the Normans and the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
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Product No: 13704
Norman Wooden Kite Shield with Knotted Gripping Beast
The back of the shield features three strong adjustable leather straps that allow you to carry it at the arm or hang it over the shoulder. The back also has a leather-covered padding to cushion the impact of blows against the shield.
The steel boss is not mounted. You have to do it yourself, either with the six screws with round heads that come with the delivery or with own your rivets or nails.
With just 2850 g, this shield is quite light and thus well-suited for Reenactment.
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Included in these categories: Kite shields
Delivery date: 9-Nov at your place
306,00 € incl. VAT
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Did you know that some Viking groups formed alliances and friendships with Slavic nations? Viking expeditions were not only headed to the West. They travelled down the many waterways of the eastern Baltic Sea, into modern Eastern Europe and Russia. And this is where they clashed with even more terrifying warriors than themselves - the Slavs - who did not hesitate to attack Viking camps during the night. Some Viking families settled down in the east, and one of their kings, Rurik, became the founder of the Rurik dynasty that ruled the lands in years to come.
Delivery date: 2-Nov at your place
140,00 € incl. VAT
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