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The gladius is delivered including a richly decorated luxurious brown leather scabbard with a wooden core

Similar enameled bow fibulae were worn by all Germanic tribes

This beautiful waist belt with Celtic knots can be worn over a dress or blouse

which makes the garment suitable for spring and autumn

Griekse kopish Medusa, semi-scherp LARP schilden Let op: de afgebeelde accessoiresThe kopis was a single handed Greek weapon with a forward curving, single edged blade. Originally, the term referred to a heavy cutting knife used for butchering meat and making ritual sacrifices, but it later came to denote this type of sword as well. The name derives from the Greek kopis (), from kopt (), meaning to cut or to strike.The origin of the kopis is debated: some point to Etruscan examples from the 7th century BC, but this remains a matter