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Wearing armrings were also a way of carrying your ‘money’
We decided to make a replica of it due to the interesting design
It is a reproduction of the brooch found in grave Bj 738 in Birka
The Old Norse word Treyja also indicates that something was used
Fits with Drinking Horn Stand article #2889 and Adjustable Belt Holster article #2290
Rallar Knife 7 FilterRoseGold Wearing armrings were also aHandforged rallar knife with a sturdy leather sheath. Rallar knife (Swedish: rallarkniv) translates to "navvy knife". A rallare (navvy) was a manual laborer working on railway projects using hand tools. They worked hard and lived hard. The knife is forged from an old railroad spike, a practice seen with rallare navvys across the world. Material: Carbon Steel (old railroad spike) Overall length: approx. 8. 3" 21 cm Blade length: approx. 3. 5" 9 cm
