Petersen Viking Sword Type G KNI260

If you are a fan of Viking culture, you have to take a look at this magnificent Petersen Type G KNI260 Viking Sword. Inspired by the swords found near Lake Niá¥tsosjaure in Sweden, as well as in Nord-Trá¸ndelag and Gjá¸vik in Norway, this sword is a magnificent piece of craftsmanship.

This sword is crafted from a high-quality, durable material, 54SiCr6 high-carbon spring steel. The hilt is hand-made from stitched leather, which gives the sword an authentic look and much sturdier. Additionally, its overall length is 60 cm, with a blade length of 48 cm and a width at the guard of 4 cm. The back of the blade is 4 mm thick, making it more durable in battle.

The inspiration behind the Petersen Type G Viking Sword KNI260

This impressive sword is inspired by swords found in different parts of Sweden and Norway. Lake Niá¥tsosjaure is a lake located in Lapland, Sweden, and several Viking treasures were found near this lake. Nord-Trá¸ndelag and Gjá¸vik are two towns in Norway where Viking treasures have also been found, including several swords.

Archaeologists have studied these swords and found that most of them belong to the group of swords known as "Petersen type G". This sword is believed to have been produced in the Sudreim region of Norway, in the early 11th century, and was used in battles in both Norway and England.

Main features of the Petersen Viking sword type G KNI260

• Durable and high quality material: High carbon spring steel 54SiCr6
• Hand-stitched grip: The grip is made of stitched leather, making it more durable and authentic.
• Total length: 60 cm: This length is perfect for proper swing and good reach in battle
• Blade length: 48 cm: The length of the blade is ideal for effective cutting
• Width at guard: 4cm: The width at the guard provides adequate protection for the hands
• Thickness of the back of the blade: 4 mm: This thickness makes the blade stronger and more durable

If you are a true fan of Viking culture, you cannot miss having this magnificent Petersen Viking sword type G KNI260 in your collection. Moreover, this sword is perfect for use in historical reenactments or combat tournaments. Get yours today!