Feltwell Anglo-Saxon sword, 4th-5th centuries

Are you looking for a high-quality, affordable sword that combines history and design? The Anglian Feltwell Sword is the perfect choice for you. This magnificent specimen is a replica of an early Saxon sword found in 1961, dating between the 4th and 5th centuries, found in the hypocaust of a Roman villa in Feltwell, near Norfolk, England. The original sword is believed to have arrived in England with the first Anglo-Saxon settlers.

• High Quality Material: High carbon steel blade ensures exceptional durability and stunning appearance. It is perfect for collectors who value the authenticity and resistance of their pieces.
• Comfortable Handle and Grip: Horn handle and riveted brass plates provide a secure and comfortable grip. This allows for precise and firm handling, essential for both display and recreational use.
• Faithful Historical Design: The replica maintains the historical design accurately, offering an authentic experience of early Saxon swords. Every detail, from blade length to weight distribution, is carefully recreated to reflect the original.
• High Quality Scabbard: The wooden scabbard with genuine leather cover not only protects the blade but adds a touch of elegance and authenticity. In addition, its practical metal loop makes it easy to transport and is compatible with belts up to 5 cm wide.
• Lightness and maneuverability: Weighing approximately 740 g without scabbard, the sword is light and easy to handle, making it an ideal choice for exhibitions and historical events.

This Roman sword is designed primarily as a collector's item or for display. However, it is also perfect as an accessory for costumes, plays and historical reenactments. Its commanding presence and detailed design make it a stunning addition to any collection.

Don't miss the opportunity to acquire the Anglian Feltwell Sword and add an authentic and sophisticated touch to your collection. Order now and take with you a fascinating part of the Anglo-Saxon past.