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King Magnus Helmet (supports 3D printing, assembled models)

King Magnus Helmet (supports 3D printing, assembled models)

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Helmet
a helmet and armor
Helmet 3D model
King of Sweden

At the age of three, he succeeded to the King of Sweden (1319-1363) and the King of Norway (1319-1343), who were called IV and VII respectively. He officially ascended the throne in 1336 and let his son succeed the king of Norway in 1355, called Haakon VI. A series of reforms introduced by the Swedish king angered the powerful, who put Albert of Mecklenburg on the Swedish throne and launched an armed attack, imprisoning him until 1371. After his release, he left for Norway.

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At the age of three, he succeeded to the King of Sweden (1319-1363) and the King of Norway (1319-1343), who were called IV and VII respectively. He officially ascended the throne in 1336 and let his son succeed the king of Norway in 1355, called Haakon VI. A series of reforms introduced by the Swedish king angered the powerful, who put Albert of Mecklenburg on the Swedish throne and launched an armed attack, imprisoning him until 1371. After his release, he left for Norway.
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