Deepeeka Korsoygaden Viking Sword - Early 12th Century Arming Sword

The Korsoygaden Viking Sword was used in 1100 AD. This sword was found in the Hedmark district of Norway in 1888, during railway construction. The sword was buried in a stone lined tomb on a farmland at Korsoygarden. This hilt represents a late surviving transitional Viking form. The sword is battle ready and includes a scabbard.

Key Features:
* High Carbon Steel Blade
* Non Sharpened Blade
* 8 Steel Rivets Hold the Frog in Place
* Full Tang Construction
* Wooden Leather Wrapped Hand Grip
* Leather Covered Wooden Scabbard

Measurements:

Overall: 39-7/8''

Blade: 33-1/19''

Blade: EN45 High Carbon Steel

Thickness: 4.3mm - 5.2mm

Width: 44.2mm

P.O.B.: 9-1/8''

Edge: Unsharpened

Grip: 4-3/4''

Pommel: Threaded

Weight: 2lbs 13.4oz