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11th century Viking sword London, blunt (battle-ready)

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Product description

This sword is based on an original from the late 10th – early 11th century, found in the Thames in London. The sword is classified as Petersen type L. The original features the inscription INGELRII on the blade. Around the time this sword was in use, the Anglo-Saxon aristocracy employed Vikings as professional bodyguards, known as Huscarls. Swords like this were likely also used during the Battle of Hastings, although by 1066 these swords were already somewhat outdated.

This sword is 96 cm long, with a blade measuring 78.5 cm in length and up to 4.3 cm in width. The pommel and cross-guard are made of iron. The blunt blade is made of carbon steel, with a Rockwell hardness of 48–50 HRC. The wooden scabbard is covered with leather. The balance point is located 11 cm below the cross-guard.

Product details
Product details:
Length: 96 cm;
Blade length: 78.5 cm;
Grip length: 17.5 cm;
Blade width at guard: 4.3 cm;
Weight: 1300 g;
Balance point from guard: 13 cm;
Steel type: EN45 spring steel, hardness 48-50 HRC;
Edge: Blunt (3 mm battle-ready);
Tang construction: Full tang construction;
Pommel: Rivetted;
Grip wrapping: Wood, Leather;
Based on a historic original: Yes;
Transport weight (in gram): 3000This sword is ideal for beginning sword fighters and light fights, but is not covered by any warranty.

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