Saxon Sword in Damascus Steel, IX century (86 cm.)

The 9th century Saxon sword recreated by the smiths at CAS Hanwei is an impressive reproduction of the technique used by the Saxons and Vikings. With a 27-inch blade length and a pattern-welded core, this sword combines strength and beauty in a single object.

The use of high carbon edge sections in the blade ensures a sharp and durable sword, capable of withstanding the rigors of combat. This technique, used by ancient blacksmiths, has been perfected by CAS Hanwei to offer a sword of exceptional quality.

The sword's design is based on a 9th-century piece found on the bank of a stream in England in 1976 and now on display at the Yorkshire Museum. This historical authenticity gives it added value, making it a unique and special piece.

The 9th century Saxon sword features a leather-wrapped wooden hilt, providing a comfortable and secure grip during combat. In addition, it comes with a matching scabbard, which allows it to be transported safely and protected from the elements.

Weighing in at 1.28 kg, this sword is light enough to be wielded with ease, yet robust enough to be effective on the battlefield. Its total length of 86 cm makes it an impressive and fearsome weapon.

In short, CAS Hanwei's 9th Century Saxon Sword is a perfect combination of history, craftsmanship, and functionality. With its pattern-welded core, high-carbon edge, and design based on a historical piece, this sword is an exceptional choice for any collector or lover of medieval history.