Original Scandinavian York Plaited Viking Ring Excavated in York, England in the 19th Century - Viking Capital of England German Documents & Books former Cambridgeshire Militia[19]Volunteer Force [5th]

former Cambridgeshire Militia[19]Volunteer Force    [5th] 1st Suffolk Rifle Volunteers based in Woodbridge

It is a lovely hammered sheet bronze bust of Vladimir Lenin

A very interesting Japanese WWII holster

number 7776

just the appearance of one

Original Scandinavian York Plaited Viking Ring Excavated in York, England in the 19th Century - Viking Capital of England German Documents & Books former Cambridgeshire Militia[19]Volunteer Force [5th]Original Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely plaited Viking Ring which was excavated during the 1800s in York, England. York is well known as the Viking Capital of England, being known as the Kingdom of Jrvk from 865 954, and Earldom from 954 1066. This was likely the period during which the ring was made and subsequently lost, being found by diggers in the 1800s. York was first recorded by Ptolemy around the year 150 as Eborakon. Under the Romans