9th century viking sword haithabu semi sharp copy

9th century viking sword haithabu semi sharp copyThe sword is a decorative replica of a well preserved example recovered from the Viking town of Haithabu. The original may now be seen in the Hedeby Viking Museum. The sword is classified as a Petersen Type K. Swords of this type were crafted during the second half of the 9th century AD. Amongst the most significant North European trading cities of this period was Haabu (or Haithabu), which was renowned for its considerable wealth. The sword is

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as well as for fantasy and LARP

These helmets left two holes free around the eyes

very much in Baroque fashion

A particularly well-suited accessory for anyone who considers one weapon insufficient

modern application is principally concerned with the increased visual value of the blade pattern

These laws regulated the length of the poulaines and the degree of curvature of the nose

has a surface area of 4 x 4 metres and is fitted with side walls of 1

a swordfrog

It measures 40 cm in length

the scabbard has steel chapes

On the reverse