Hand-cast museum replica - figures made of polyresin (artificial stone) with an antique look.Replica of the Lewis chess pieces. The original chess pieces were found on the Scottish "Isle of Lewis" in 1831 and consist of a total of 78 chess pieces. Hence the name. The island belonged to Norway at the end of the 12th century. The figures were probably made in Norway in 1150 and were made from ivory, walrus teeth and whale teeth. The viking game brought the chess game to Europe early on. It is believed that a Norwegian trader hid the figures on the island. The majority of the original figures are exhibited in the British Museum. Diameter: 8,66 inch (22 cm), height: 1,56 inch ( 4 cm) Weight:  3,09 lbs (1400 g) The chess pieces have a height of 0,79 - 1,77 inch (2 - 4.5 cm). The smallest figure, the peasant, is 0,79 inch (20 mm) high. The largest figure, the king, is 1,77 inch (45 mm) high. Price per game!   Warning!Not suitable for children under 3 years (choking hazard due to small parts).

Puzzle of 65 puzzle pieces: Northmen invade a settlement. Size approx: 14,37 x 11,22 inch (36.5 x 28.5 cm) Weight: approx. 10,58 oz (300 g.) Warning!Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.

Handmade, with the 24 runes of the elder Futhark and an empty stone that stands for the unknowable. So a total of 25 stones. The runes are supplied in a cotton fabric bag with instructions and explanation of the individual runes. Size of the agate - Nugets: about 1,18 x 0,79 inch (3 x 2 cm)  Warning!Not suitable for children under 3 years!Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.

The small 1 x 1 / multiplication table - learned quickly! With the rollers in the frame, the tasks can be set and by turning the solutions can be controlled.Made of wood - great gift idea e.g. for a kindergarten child or preschool Size: about 8,27 x 8,27 x 0,79 inch (21 x 21 x 2 cm) Weight incl. Packaging: approx. 14,11 oz (400 g.) Entry age: recommended from 6 years Warning!Not suitable for children under 3 years (choking hazard due to small parts). 

The year is 878. For the past 75 years, Viking raiding parties from Norway and Denmark have been terrorizing the coasts of England with ‘hit and run’ attacks. The treasures and stories gained from these attacks have allowed the Norsemen to raise huge hosts of eager men seeking glory and riches. These armies now stand poised to thunder across England where they will settle and farm the fertile land they conquer. The divided English kingdoms are unprepared for this impending onslaught. The Vikings are coming! In 878: Vikings – Invasions of England, players control the invading Vikings or the English nobles who are trying to withstand the invasion. Viking players either play as Norsemen Viking freeman or as the fearless Viking shock troops known as Berserkers. The English play as the Housecarl, the Kings’ household troops, or as the Thegns who were regional noble Leaders. The English players will also be able to call up the peasant levies, called the Fyrd, to defend their cities. Players for each side strategize together in order to coordinate their strategies. Each side attempts to control Cities on the map to win. The English start the game controlling all of England but a Viking Leader will invade from the sea each Turn. The English players raise reinforcements from cities they control, while the Vikings must wait for a new invasion for reinforcements. The game ends when the Treaty of Wedmore is called and the side controlling the most cities wins the game. A great strategy game in a great presentation. A strategy game for 2-4 players Age recommendation 12- 99 years Contents: Game Length: 60-120 minutes Total weight 3,09 lbs (1.4 kg.) Playing field size approx. 30,12 x 41,42 inch (76.5 cm x 105.2 cm) Contents: 1 Large Historical Map Board 130 Miniatures 12 Custom Battle Dice 100 Cards 7 Leaders Rulebook Turn Cubes Draw Bag Control Markers Game instructions in English (excellent English skills are required to play the game)! Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Danger of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.