Enter the Viking era with the Duna Viking Sword, a faithful reconstruction of a historical find dated between 950 and 1050. This weapon, classified as type the mastery of ancient forging, but also a symbol of the prestige and warrior tradition of the Vikings.
Characteristics:
- Handle material: Wood wrapped in leather, with steel knob and guard.
- Handle length: Approx. 16cm (grip approx. 10cm).
- Maximum blade width: Approximately 5.8 cm.
- Balance point: Approximately 17 cm from the guard.
- Includes wooden scabbard with genuine leather cover.
- Weight without sheath: Approximately 1.4 kg.
- Weight with sheath: Approximately 2 kg.
Advantages:
- Historical Heritage: The Duna Viking Sword is a tribute to the legendary ULFBERHT brand, recognized for its innovation and exceptional quality in sword forging. The inscription VLFBERH+T, along with DUNA + DUNA XX, not only adds authenticity to the replica, but also connects you with the mystery and history of the ancient Norse warriors.
- Quality and Precision in Forging: Forged from high quality carbon steel, this sword promises durability and resistance, with a Rockwell hardness of 48-52 HRC. Although it is not a combat weapon, its robust construction guarantees a long life as a collector's or decorative piece.
- Design and Comfort: The leather-wrapped wooden handle, along with the steel 'tea-cosy' knob and short steel guard with rounded ends, not only faithfully replicates the original design, but also ensures a comfortable and firm grip .
- Complete with Accessories: The sword comes with a high-quality wooden and leather scabbard, complete with a steel plate and a wooden suspension loop, making it easy to carry and display.
- Versatility: Perfect as a collector's item, decoration, or costume accessory, this sword is ideal for history enthusiasts, collectors of antique weapons, or participants in historical reenactments looking for a touch of authenticity.
Embark on a journey back in time and pay homage to the Viking era with the Duna Viking Sword. This replica is not only a testament to the mastery of Viking Age forging, but also a piece that evokes the bravery, honor and tradition of the warriors who once wielded weapons like this.
