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Jewellery
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All in the category Jewellery
- VIKINGS - bracelets
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Silver jewels
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All in the category silver jewels
- Pendants - historical jewelry
- Earrings - historical jewelry
- Bracelets - historical jewelry
- Torcs, necklaces - silver
- Rings - historical jewelry
- Mystica silver collection - pendants
- Mystica silver collection - earrings
- Mystica collection - silver necklaces
- Silver jewellery sets
- Mythology collection, ancient cultures
- Art nouveau jewels
- Nautical silver jewelry
- Zodiac, silver pendants
- Filigree and granulated replica jewels
- Historical brooches, silver
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- Amulets and talismans
- Bronze and brass replicas - jewellery
- Moldavites, czech jewels
- Amber jewelry
- Garnet jewelry - czech made
- Golden jewellery
- Silver and stones, jewels
- Forged jewelry, torcs, bracelets
- Costume jewellery
- Fantasy jewels
- Crowns and tiaras
- Celtic brass jewels, import from Ireland
- Dinosaur pendants
- Saami jewellry, Lapland
- Badges, historic jewels
- Chakra, reiki
- Scottish clan badges
- Cords, boxes, chains
- Bronze historical jewels
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Weapons - Swords, Axes, Knives
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All in the category Weapons - Swords, Axes, Knives
- Axes, poleweapons
- Daggers
- Swords
- Maces, war hammers
- Lances, spears
- Rubber and plastic weapons
- Archery
- Knives
- Saex knives, scramasax
- Knives - accessories, sharpeners
- Damascus steel knives
- Swiss army knives
- Kitchen knives
- HMB - swords, falchions, axes, weapons
- Hunting hangers
- Firearms, cannons
- Katana, wakizashi, tanto
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Armour Helmets, Shields
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Leather Products
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All in the category Leather Products
- Belts
- Bags, sporrans
- Belt accessories
- Custom made belts
- Bottles
- Wristbands
- Leather care, dyes and stains
- Historical shoemaking
- Leather stamps
- Wallets
- Hair clips, accessories, jewellery
- Whips, books covers, other
- Leather material, furs
- Leathercraft tools
- Riding shop - horse saddles
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Shoes, Costumes
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T-shirts, Boots
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Horn Products
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Ceramics, Glass
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Smithy Works
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Woolen products, Ireland
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Tents
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Wood
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Drums, Flutes
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Old Slavs
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Books, Maps, Stickers
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Tin figures, goblets
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Pagan decorations
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Magic
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Aromatherapy
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Coins
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Sculptures, Garden Decor
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Mead, Honey
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Historical Board Games
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Moldavites, minerals, fossils
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Glass Beads
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Living History, Crafts
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Furs, Reindeer Skins
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Archeology, Geology
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Outdoor Shop
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Craft, Forging Tools & Supplies
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Licensed Merch - films, games
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All in the category Licensed Merch - films, games
- 2001 Space Odyssey
- AC/DC
- Alien
- Antman
- Assassin's Creed
- Asterix
- Avengers - Infinity War
- Batman
- Beetlejuice
- Big Bang Theory
- Blade Runner
- CBGBs
- Clockwork Orange
- Deadpool
- Deep Purple
- Frank Zappa
- FULL METAL JACKET
- GAME OF THRONES
- GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
- HAN SOLO MOVIE
- Harry Potter
- Iron Maiden
- IT
- Jurassic Park
- KISS
- Led Zeppelin
- LOONEY TUNES
- LORD OF THE RING
- Metallica
- Metro Exodus
- Mortal Kombat
- Mr Pickles
- Nirvana
- Peaky Blinders
- Pearl Jam
- Pink Floyd
- Predator
- Rick and Morty
- Spiderman
- Star Wars
- Superman
- The Doors
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- Thor Ragnarok
- Vikings
- World of Warcraft
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Greek coins
Coins appeared in the Greek-speaking world approximately in the 7th century BCE in Asia Minor (today Turkish Aegean coast). Coins were originally made from silver or electrum, and later from gold and copper coins. Coin masters were highly respected, and there were important officials overseeing the minting system. Stater, the oldest type of coin, was of different weight depending on its place of origin. A Greek stater inspired by Persia was made with 12 parts of gold to 1 part silver, its value corresponded to 20 drachmae. Other types included the lepton (silver, 5 mm, a hundredth¨of drachma) the silver drachma (40 mm, 40 g of silver), and the didrachm and tetradrachm. For many years the information about the time of origin was missing on but coins from the Hellenistic era provided not only the names of the rulers but also the officials. The motifs most often included deities (such as Athena) and the rulers, and on the reverse there might have been animals, inscriptions, a symbol, or maybe another deity. Even Aristotle expressed an interest in the study of coins in his writings.