Anglo-Saxon Sword Fetter Lane, s. VIII, Damascus Steel

Discover the beauty and power of the legendary 8th century Anglo-Saxon sword Fetter Lane. This fascinating sword, with its Damascus steel blade and hilt carved with impressive designs on brass, is a true work of art.

This sword is a faithful replica of the one found in Fetter Lane in London, England, which is currently on display in the prestigious British Museum. With its exceptional authenticity and quality, this sword is perfect for those who appreciate history and the art of controlled brutality.

With a total length of 94 cm and a blade length of 79 cm, the Fetter Lane Saxon sword is impressive in both size and appearance. The weight of 1.65 kg provides a perfect balance between ease of handling and force of impact.

The Damascus steel used in the blade not only gives this sword a unique beauty, but also remarkable hardness and durability. With a blade thickness of 4.5 mm and a blade width of 4.5 cm at the guard, this sword is ready to withstand battles and challenges.

But this is not only a powerful and resistant sword, but also an exceptionally detailed collector's item. The hilt carved with wonderful designs on brass shows the craftsmanship and dedication of the master forgers.

To maintain this beauty and protect it when not in use, the Fetter Lane Saxon sword includes an elegant brown wooden scabbard covered in genuine leather. In addition, the brass accessories give it an additional touch of elegance.

Do not miss the opportunity to get your hands on this magnificent Anglo-Saxon Fetter Lane sword, a piece of history and a symbol of the strength and courage of ancient warriors. Whether used as an impressive decorative piece or as a role-playing weapon, this sword will capture the imagination of all lovers of medieval epics.