One-edge Wiking sword, made for reenactment or HMB.
Wide fuller, wheeler type II.
Viking sword found in Kilmainham, Dublin.
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One-edge Wiking sword, made for reenactment or HMB.
Wide fuller, wheeler type II.
Viking sword found in Kilmainham, Dublin.
Simple sword for reenactment, with straight blade and without crossguard.
Material: 51CrV4 springsteel, hardened to 52 HRC
Featured with decorated pommel and the cross with engraved inscript.
Such type of sword was found in Konyár, Hungary.
It appeared in many European Regions.
This type of sword was in use in German speaking regions; however it was traded in all Europe.
It can also be found in the Hungarian National Museum.
Onehand sword with brasil nut pommel, made for reenactment.
The original sword was made in Germany, in the late XII. Century.
Massive Wiking sword, made for reenactment and HMB battles.
Wide fuller, wheeler type II.
Viking sword found in a barrow in Sæbø, Hoprekstad, Norway in 1825.
It can be characterized by short cross and relatively smaller pommel. Fitment is decorated with plant motifs.
This type of sword can be viewed in the National Museum of Ireland.
The design of the pommel is very specific. This type of sword can be found in several European museums indicating how popular it was throughout Europe. ex.Nationalmuseet, Copenhagen.
In Hungary it can be discovered within the Szob-Vendelin Collection.
The light version was made for Codex Belli, with 3 mm blade thickness and narrow fuller.
It was in use throughout Europe. Similar types were found in Hungary, exhibited in the Hungarian National Museum, but it can be viewed in the Musée de l'Armée as well.
The light version was made for Codex Belli, with 3 mm blade thickness and narrow fuller.
Díszes viking kard, vésett virágmintás szerelékekkel.
Haditorna kivitelben készül, fényesre polírozott, edzett 51CrV4 acél pengével.