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A selection of oval brooches and trefoil brooches on display at kulturhistorisk museum.
Iron shears
Iron arrow heads
A preserved wooden shield with boss from the Gokstad burial.
The School Run is a resource providing additional information and activities for various levels of education in the UK. This link takes you to the…
Course poster and essay questions for the Burning Desires course at the University of Nottingham. this exhibit gives you an idea of the coverage of…
Rover started as a bike manufacturer in 1878 and began manufacturing cars in 1904 until 2005. The Viking ship logo appears on Rover cars from 1929…
An Ireland souvenir hat seen in Cork airport, with Viking horns.
Liebig Company used a series of images of Old Norse gods and heroes to advertise their meat products in the late nineteenth century, some influenced…
Poster from the 1930s advertising Scandinavia as a travel destination with the slogan 'See the Lands of the Vikings'. A. Bortzells TR. AB. STMLN
A company making sanitary ware that appears to be named for the Norse giant Ymir.
TYR swimwear, because sport is war! A range of swim- and sportswear named for the Norse god of war.
The Freya brand of lingerie makes more sense than some examples of appropriation of Norse themes.
An IT company trading on the name of Odin. Nothing on the website explains why they have chosen the Norse god's name for their company.
Protective gear and clothing for Motocross. Branded with the name of Thor, but there is no explanation for the choice on the site.
A kayak model named for Loki.
The Loki mountain bike, named for the Norse god, is marketed as being like Loki in that it can be all things to all people.
A poster from 1957 by Trygve B. Pedersen for Norwegian American Line, with the slogan ''Norway - Enjoy Your Trip Go By Ship'.
The Oseberg ship during excavation in 1904. For a full sized image, see here
The lesson plan was designed to supplement the reading of the book, "Viking It and Liking It" by Jon Scieszka, which is part of a series of books…
