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The shirt need not be used solely for portraying landsknechts — it is also well-suited to costumes of nobility

the medieval cloak is built to endure

particularly distinctive is the elegant puffed model of the sleeves

The crest may be secured with a crest holder

troll cross viking drinking horn with pure brass f Beeldjes en huisaltaren The shirt need not beThe drinking horn is engraved with a troll cross. The end has a brass fitting in the shape of a raven and the mouthpiece is also crafted from brass with a Celtic knot decoration. The origin of the troll cross (Swedish: Trollkors) is highly controversial. Since there is virtually no archaeological evidence for it, there is much speculation and uncertainty as to whether or not it is a genuine symbol from the Viking Age or the Middle Ages. The troll