viking lucet soemhovd Bijlen A removable codpiece is attached

A removable codpiece is attached to the front with laces

The belt has a hand-stitched finish with leather laces over the entire width and length

which can be attached to the steel using the four holes at the back of the helmet

The seax was one of the most popular weapons in Northern Europe

viking lucet soemhovd Bijlen A removable codpiece is attachedThe lucet is a replica of a 9th century original found at Smhovd in northern Norway. Throughout the Viking World, lucets such as these were employed to spin thread and wool. The original is crafted from whale bone, whilst this one is constructed from bovine bone. It has been engraved just as the original and is fashioned from the same type of bone.