pilgrim stitch figure with bird and bell 15th century bronze Viking hangers 10% viscose) with a border

10% viscose) with a border of artificial fur

Helmets of this type were probably worn throughout Gaul

reflecting the style of 6th-century broad-headed brooches

prosperity and good weather

This Viking disc fibula is a replica of a 9th century original found in Tromsø in Norway

pilgrim stitch figure with bird and bell 15th century bronze Viking hangers 10% viscose) with a borderThis special pilgrim sign shows a so called 'phallustier': a half human winged figure with a trousers and shoes on, with a pecking bird on top and a moving bell at the bottom. The design is modeled after a Dutch discovery from 1400 1450, originally from tin, from the Van Beuningen collection. These types of profane, humorous signs were widespread in the Low Countries, England and other Northern European regions in the late Middle Ages and were mainly