Torque Oberpfalz, Hallstatttijd, brons Geldbuidels is also perfectly suited as

is also perfectly suited as a prop

The back of the buckle is equipped with a pin that anchors into the hole in the end tip

This walking stick model is perfect for the urban jungle

This luxurious Viking dress has embroidery on the edges

This sword is a replica of German two-handed swords that were used in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

Torque Oberpfalz, Hallstatttijd, brons Geldbuidels is also perfectly suited asThis torque, a status symbol within Celtic culture, is based on a find from Sondersfeld Kittenhausen in the Upper Palatinate, dating from the Hallstatt period. Torques were worn as an open neck ring by both men and women, and were a sign of prestige or power. Performed in bronze, with a length of approx. 44 cm.