This is a reproduction of a Mid 11th Century Viking Sword. Up until the late 11th century swords in Europe had remained almost the same as the Spatha, created 600 years earlier. It would be around the late 11th century that the Normans would mount the Spatha with a cross guard to create the arming sword, however, swords had already slowly began to evolve.

This Viking sword was different from its predecessors. The Spatha and the Dark Age swords were primarily cut and thrust swords. This sword was created with a more sever taper at the point allowing for more effective thrusting, while still excelling at edge-ward cutting motions.

Own a piece of history. This sword is perfect for collectors.

• Overall Length: 36.25 "
• Blade Material: Stainless Steel
• Blade Length: 30 "
• Handle Material: Hard Wood
• Handle Length: 6 "
• Scabbard Material: Wood
• Condition: Brand New