Scandinavian Vendel era sword in Damascus steel, silver finish

If you are a lover of Scandinavian history and fascinated by the Vendel period, this Damascus steel Vendel era Scandinavian sword is perfect for you. This is not a sword for combat, but rather a collectible, decorative or display piece that will certainly look impressive in your home.

This sword has a double-edged blade made of Damascus steel, which gives it a robust and elegant appearance at the same time. However, it is important to note that the edges of the blade are not sharp, to guarantee safety in handling.

The sword is full tang and comes with the blade riveted to the pommel, giving it greater durability and strength. The tinned brass hilt perfectly complements the authentic look of this Scandinavian sword.

The sword includes a wooden scabbard lined in brown leather, which not only protects it from any damage, but also adds an additional touch of authenticity to the piece. Without a doubt, this sword is ideal for fans of historical weapons and for those who want to add a touch of elegance and style to their collection.

The original sword is believed to have been used by some Swedish nobleman or prestigious warrior during the 7th-8th centuries. Imagine having in your hands a replica of a sword used by such influential figures in Scandinavian history. Without a doubt, it is a unique opportunity to feel connected to the past and relive the greatness of that time.

With a blade length of 73 cm and a weight of 1.55 kg, this Scandinavian sword is a display of impeccable craftsmanship. Its total length of 89.5 cm and the center of gravity located 13 cm from the hilt make it a balanced and agile sword in expert hands.

The blade material, Damascus steel, is renowned for its strength and characteristic beauty. Its singular pattern and the quality of its manufacture make this sword a unique and incomparable piece.

The length of the handle is 16.5 cm and the thickness of the blade is 4 mm, guaranteeing a comfortable handle and perfect balance in each movement made with this Scandinavian sword from the Vendel era.

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