Viking sword (National Museum Copenhagen), regular version 0180002518

Viking sword (National Museum, Copenhagen)

The Viking sword from the National Museum in Copenhagen is a historical object that has been recreated for use today. This particular sword was inspired by a 10th-century sword from the same museum, and was created with a blunt carbon steel blade. The blade is noticeably wide and features a wide groove, which reduces its weight and allows the sword to be more effective in exerting its force.

The short knife and the pommel are made of steel, which gives the weapon an authentic look. In addition, the handle is wrapped with a sturdy leather strap, making it comfortable to touch and easy to handle. The sheath, which is designed to protect the blade while not in use, is made of leather-covered wood and has a metal plate and a wooden strap, making it suitable for wearing on the belt (for a belt with a maximum width of 5 cm).

This Viking sword is a perfect choice for those interested in historical reenactment. The version presented here is the regular version of the sword, which is distinguished by its blunt blade. For those who are interested in a battle-ready sword with a rounded tip and blunt blade, they will be interested in the item number 0180002519.

Among the notable features of the sword, we can list that it is made of carbon steel, has a total length of 98 cm and a blade length of 80 cm. Likewise, the blade has a maximum width of 60 mm. The sheath, made of wood and leather, is included and the total weight (without sheath) is 1500 g.

At EspadasYMás we have the best Viking swords on the market, both real and functional Viking swords as well as for display. Perfect to match a fantastic Viking shield. A great option for cosplay, Viking costumes, historical reenactment, etc. Raise your sword in the name of Odin and the rest of the Aesir and Vanir. Valhalla!

We also have in our store the best medieval swords, rapiers, Roman swords, swords of the Cid, swords of Toledo etc.