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Laws of the late Viking period show that all free men were expected to own weapons, and magnates were expected to provide them for their men. The main offensive weapons were the spear, sword and battle-axe, although bows and arrows and other missiles were also used. Weapons were carried not just for battle, but also as symbols of their owners' status and wealth. They were therefore often finely decorated with inlays, twisted wire and other adornments in silver, copper and bronze.

CISH2047: Practical Viking Sword CAS Hanwei The Practical Viking sword is based on our Godfred sword, whose design originated in 9th century Scandinavia. The lobate pommel and down-turned guard are typical of Viking swords of the period, as is the broad blade with its deep, full-length fullers. The sword is well-balanced and, with a weight slightly over 2 lbs., it is very quick. Our Practical broadswords (SH2106, SH2046, SH2047) are all based on authentically styled swords in our collection but...

AR0646: Viking Sword This short but strong sword accompanied the Vikings in their raids to the English coast during the 9-10th Centuries. It was a rugged and efficient design, offering a combination of speed and power, much like the Norse attackers that wielded it. This replica sword features a lobed pommel, curved hand guard. Specifications: Blade measures 30.5". Overall length: 36.5". Weight: 3.6 lbs.

The Vikings were among the most feared warriors in the history of mankind. In this extraordinary video, renowned historian and sword expert Hank Reinhardt provides a rare insight into the sword fighting tactics of the Viking raiders. Reinhardt spent decades analyzing archeological relics, the Icelandic sagas and other historical materials to develop a theoretical blueprint of the Vikings' fearsome style of sword combat. He then put his theory to the test through countless hours of full-contact sparring...

The Viking raids sudden appearance by the end of the 8th century are attributed to overpopulation and opportunity. The increase in trade in Europe meant increased chances for piracy. Basic Viking armament comprised a sword or axe, spear and shield, and a short knife attached to their belts. Of these weapons, the sword was the most popular and was considered with great respect, especially in the case of swords that had been handed down from generation to generation.

Description Feared throughout Northern Europe, the Norseman was the name applied to the Scandinavian population of the period from the late 8th century to the 11th century. Commonly called Vikings in the early medieval period, especially in connection with raids and monastic plundering made by Norsemen in Great Britain and Ireland. Our "Norseman" Viking sword is a no nonsense 28 inch broad bladed cutting tool. The sword features a heavy pommel and cross guard to balance out the flat blade for easy...