Viking Sword Ballinderry one hand bronze for practices, IX century

The Ballinderry Viking Sword is a 9th century replica designed for one hand and perfectly adapted for fighting. This impressive weapon is made with a tempered and hardened 5160 steel blade, giving it a hardness of 48-52 HRC and a high carbon content. Its guard, made of bronze, is covered with elegant brown leather straps that give it an authentic and robust appearance. In addition, it has a bronze knob that provides a firm and secure grip.

But the Ballinderry Viking Sword is not only an impeccable piece of craftsmanship, it also includes a wooden scabbard covered in genuine leather, adorned with metal plates, making it a luxury item and a collector's item. In addition, it comes with a matching belt so you can carry it with you comfortably and elegantly.

This sword is inspired by the historic find in Ballinderry, Ireland, in 1928. The original is in the National Museum of Ireland in Dublin, and this faithful replica of the original design will allow you to emulate the brave Viking warriors who carried it on that time.

Don't miss your chance to own this magnificent Ballinderry Viking Sword and immerse yourself in the exciting world of the Viking Age while enjoying an authentic piece of history!

Technical characteristics: Center of gravity - 17 cm, Length - 94 cm, Blade thickness - 4 mm, Blade material - Spring Steel, Steel hardness (Rockwell scale) - 48-52 HRC, Weight - 1.1 Kg, Width of the blade in the guard - 5 cm, Length of the handle - 15 cm, Length of the blade - 79 cm.