14 results for "Late Viking Sword" between $10.00 and $400.00

This Viking battle sword features a long, tapered blade for a maximum swing radius. Steel is 18-gauge EN45 steel. Product Details: Measures 42" length Includes Scabbard You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase this item.

Five Lobe Viking Sword with Blunted Blade is a late Viking Age design, the pommel features the typical lobed design. The Type S pommel is dominated by a large central lobe, which is flanked by several smaller lobes. The pommel is a two piece construction.

The swords are constructed of proprietary multi-density foam. This complex sounding sentence means that there is a small layer of dense foam around the core and a larger, softer layer of foam to make the shape of the weapon. This makes for a very safe weapon that can withstand incredible amounts of punishment. These weapons feature another design aspect unique to them: A Vari-flex Tip design. This is a design feature in the tip that allows them to bend gradually rather than abruptly. This prevents...

Feared throughout Northern Europe, the Norseman, or Norman, 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. During three centuries, Vikings appeared along the coasts and rivers of Europe, as traders generally, but also as raiders when opportunity allowed. The Vikings lived in...

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.

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 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.