Rusvik Viking jas Jakub, zwart/bordeaux Romeinse & Keltische fibulae musketeers and other characters

musketeers and other characters

This beautiful drinking horn is decorated with brass edges and a leaf motif

Katanas that are worn by the 'simple' soldier were usually industrial mass productions

The Ulfberht swords—around 170 specimens discovered across Europe—bear the inscription VLFBERHT

A doublet is a closely fitting coat worn by men from the late Middle Ages to the seventeenth century

Rusvik Viking jas Jakub, zwart/bordeaux Romeinse & Keltische fibulae musketeers and other charactersDiscover the new Rusvik Viking collection by Burgschneider! The Vikings in Eastern Europe were called the Rusvik Vikings. These Vikings, known for their trading skills and maritime abilities, likely played a significant role in cultural exchanges between Scandinavia and Eastern Europe. They might have also been involved in the establishment of early medieval states like the Kievan Rus. The Rusvik Viking coat Jakub features a deep red hue at the hem