Keltische Hallstattriem Glauberg Toverstokken With this Orc mask and

With this Orc mask and the right outfit

This light sabre is suitable for both infantry and cavalry purposes

The trousers are made of a fine and comfortable cotton fabric

This simple practical sword is ideal as a secondary weapon next to the pike or bow

The weapon consists of four edges that run from the grip to the end

Keltische Hallstattriem Glauberg Toverstokken With this Orc mask andThis belt is a replica of a Celtic belt buckle found in a Celtic grave in Glauberg in Germany. The belt hook is made in the Celtic Hallstatt art style and dates from the 5th century BC. The belt hook is an absolute masterpiece and shows Etruscan or Greek influences in addition to Celtic. Instead of buckles, the Celts used belt hooks. The 'buckle' hooks into one of the holes in the leather belt strap.