Introducing the Seax Peterson Type G Viking Long Sword, an authentic jewel from the Viking age that cannot be missing in the collection of any lover of history and ancient weapons. With a total length of 82 cm, this Saxon sword or scramasax stands out for its imposing presence and impeccable design.
The highlight of this sword is its single-edged blunt EN45 spring steel blade, which provides a precise and powerful cut. Its thick back and pointed tip ensure a perfect balance between strength and combat effectiveness. In addition, it features a particularly wide fuller that runs along the upper two-thirds of the blade, giving it exceptional aesthetics and functionality.
The wooden hilt of this Viking sword is carefully crafted to provide a comfortable and secure grip at all times. Its tight binding of thin brown leather cord not only adds a touch of authenticity, but also ensures its durability and resistance to every blow.
In addition, this Seax Peterson type G long Viking sword comes with a scabbard, which will allow you to transport and store it safely and comfortably. Its quality and finish are indisputable, following the most demanding standards to satisfy the needs of the most demanding collectors.
With impressive measurements, such as a blade length of 67 cm, a blade thickness of 4 mm, and a weight of 1,290 g, this Viking sword is positioned as an ideal option for both display and combat practice.
Don't wait any longer to make this amazing Seax Peterson Type G Viking Long Sword with Scabbard yours. Relive the epic battles of the Viking Age and immerse yourself in history with a true work of art that will captivate all who see it.
But what makes this one-handed sword from the early Middle Ages stand out from the crowd is the unconventional shape of its steel hilt and hilt. The Viking Petersen type G swords are a fairly small group of rare swords, little widespread and mostly single-edged. They are characterized by a lower guard and upper guard/pommel usually fitted with tapered ends that twist into symmetrical spirals and point away from the hilt. As the finds have been few so far, it has been quite difficult to provide reliable evidence on the dating and distribution of this type of sword. However, based on the few surviving examples (or fragments thereof), scholars tend to believe that Type G swords originate from the 9th and 10th centuries. Norway.
The long Viking seax comes with a high-quality, sturdy sheath that is made from brown leather and features beautiful and durable braided stitching.
Please note that this Viking sword is not a battle ready weapon as the tip of the blade is not rounded. It is designed as a collector's item or decoration/display item and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to its quality as a collectible, it also fits perfectly as an accessory (for example to complete your costume) and will make your transformation into a proud Norse warrior just perfect.
WhatsApp (+34) 690 26 82 33
