deepeeka 10th century norse viking sword

deepeeka 10th century norse viking swordThe sword is based on an original from the 10th century, discovered in Denmark. It is classified as Petersen type S and closely resembles the Chertsey sword, which was discovered in the London area, England. Petersen categorised a total of 22 Viking swords as type S, making swords of this type, alongside Oakeshott type X, amongst the most commonly found originals. The original sword had the inscription +ULFBERH+T engraved on the blade the mark of the

This fine single-handed sword is crafted from 1055 carbon steel

The tunic is an essential and gender neutral part of fashion from Antiquity to modern times

The helmet is based on a bascinet model from the first half of the 15th century

6 cm long with a blade of 24

the aquila was stored along with the signa in a central location within the camp

The skirt measures 138 x 35 cm and weighs approximately 3

We immediately reuse a large part of the material without the intervention of a recycling process

Such a helmet was probably especially popular amongst foot soldiers who could not afford expensive helmets crafted from a single piece of metal

The bow is supplied complete with string and cover

It is fitted with leather straps with replica buckles

It weighs approximately 190 g

The sword is handmade and manually coloured