late medieval bollock dagger

late medieval bollock daggerThe term Bollock Dagger designates a dagger with a straight, double edged blade tapering from haft to point. The wooden hilt features a guard with spherical or rather egg shaped bulges on each side. This particular form gave its name to this type of dagger, known as the Kidney Dagger, Ballock Dagger, or Bollock Dagger. The reproduction from Ulfberth comes quite close to this late medieval melee weapon. The hilt is carved from a single piece of wood,

The sleeves are pointed and look particularly elegant

Objects such as the Trundholm Sun Chariot portray the sun as a driving force

known as Constantine I the Great

Particularly well-suited to Viking re-enactors and LARPers

At the point where the shaft and the head meet

The dress is crafted from breathing cotton and rayon

The sex of the bog body wearing the Viking Gugel has not been definitively established

who reigned around 810 AD over Haithabu and Jutland

The dress is one size fits all owing to the elastic panel beneath the bust

These shoes are timeless

allowing a mi parti surcoat to be assembled as desired

quality and strength