Angelsaksisch kruis Ixworth, 7e eeuw, brons Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches found its roots in the

found its roots in the cavalry cultures of the 17th century

The back has various leather straps

This buckler is hand-forged and has been given a unique antique finish through an acid bath

This hammer is hand-forged from steel and features a twisted shaft

with a broad flaring section behind the eye

Angelsaksisch kruis Ixworth, 7e eeuw, brons Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches found its roots in theThe Ixworth cross is a replica of an Anglo Saxon cloisonn pendant from the Merovingian period, found in Ixworth, England. The cross shaped design with a decorated center surface is characteristic of the early Germanic decorative arts of the 6th and 7th centuries. The pendant is made in bronze and measures 4. 5 x 3. 9 cm, with an eyelet for attachment to a chain or leather cord. A beautiful addition for re enactors and living history enthusiasts who