The Swedish Era of Vendel One-Handed Sword is a classic example of a Norse weapon that will transport you to a time filled with brave warriors and exciting battles. This sword has a double-edged blade, forged in EN45 steel, which gives it exceptional resistance and durability. Plus, its edges are not sharp, making it a safe choice for both display and re-enactment use.
One of the outstanding features of this sword is its pommel, made up of several riveted parts for greater stability and an authentic appearance. But what really captivates the attention is the knob cover, which is encrusted with red enamel that reproduces genuine garnets, giving it a touch of elegance and sophistication.
The wooden hilt covered in brown leather offers a firm and comfortable grip, allowing you to wield the sword with dexterity and precision. Additionally, this classic design is completed with a beautiful leather-wrapped wooden scabbard, which not only allows you to carry the sword safely and comfortably, but also enhances its imposing appearance.
With a blade length of 73 cm and a total length of 89.5 cm, the Vendel Era Swedish Sword is perfect for those looking for an authentic piece with great presence. Its weight of 1400 gr and a thickness of 4 mm give it an ideal balance between power and maneuverability, allowing you to enjoy both its elegant design and its functionality in different contexts.
If you are a lover of Nordic history, the Viking sagas or simply want to add an epic and striking element to your weapon collection, you cannot miss the opportunity to acquire the Vendel Era Swedish Sword. Get hold of it and awaken the warrior in you!
This beautiful sword from the Vendel period is inspired by a finely crafted and richly embellished find excavated from a ship's grave at a ship burial site near Uppsala, Sweden. Due to its sumptuous and intricate details, the original archaeological piece is believed to have been the prestige weapon of a 7th/8th century. Swedish chief, nobleman or elite warrior. Many finds attributed to the Vendel era (roughly between the Migration Period and the Viking Age in Swedish history) testify to the high quality of craftsmanship achievable at that time.
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