The bottle opener "Bosco" is a beautifully shaped, hand-forged cap or crown cork lifter and should not be missing from any luggage. Practical, not only for tavern crews, is the hole at the end of the handle through which a leather strap can be pulled, so you always have "Bosco" at hand. Material: steelLength: 11 cmWeight: 40 g

The small pauldrons of the “Markward” series feature a long upper arm segment that is flexibly connected to the two-part shoulder segment. The articulated design is not merely a visual detail but also adds additional stability to the construction. In addition to their excellent price-performance ratio, the small “Markward” pauldrons stand out for their slim cut and compact build. This makes them equally suitable for complementing both light and heavy armour. Naturally, these pauldrons are compatible with all Mytholon gorgets. Material: 1.2 mm steelLength: 32 cmWidest arm circumference: 56 cmTightest arm circumference: 34,5 cmWeight 1.65 kgColour: blank, browned

Puttees have been in use from the Iron Age until the medieval times. It was "reinvented" by the military and used as regular equipment for soldiers in World War I. and in the second World War. Be it Roman legionary or french soldier: this easy to put on leg dress warmes the calfs and protects from scratches and bruises. Our "Hamond" puttees are made from robust canvas fabric. With its 380 cm length, it can be used for wrapping up to the knee - even thicker calfs should get their share of warmth. Early medieval costumes, such as germanic tribesmen or Wikings, will find a good use when strolling through the woods in cold days - it keeps dry and warm and does not only function as an accessory. Leather strings or hidden fixing pins close the puttees and secure them tightly on the place. Material: canvas Length: app. 380 cm Width: 12,5 cm Weight (pair): app. 350 g Colours: brown, grey, cream, black

A rustic talisman of the Vikings, a so called "Oegishjalmr" from rustic cast brass. Diameter 3.9 cm