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Historic Vikiing Raven Banner

Ninjas are so passe and pirates are so last year. But Vikings, now those cats had it all. This is a recreation of the infamous Raven banner which was flown from viking ships, by chieftans and nordic rulers. It's argued that the raven symbolises the Norse god Odin and was used to strike fear into the hearts of those who saw it. This tee also comes with a backprint which reads: 'Cattle die, kinsmen die, the self must also die; but one thing which never dies: the reputation of each dead man.' This verse is from the Havamal which is a famous Nordic poem used as a guideline for wise living and survival.

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