Tenth century Viking sword for sk-B battle

Description

Tenth century Viking sword for sk-B battle
Tenth century Viking sword for sk-B battle
This sword, which was inspired by a tenth-century sword at the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen, has a detuned sheet of carbon steel. The blade itself remains wide and has a fuller width, which reduces its weight considerably and still allows the sword to show its strength. The short quillons and knob are made of steel. The handle is wrapped with a leather cord.
The cover of the sword is made of wood wrapped in leather and has a layer of metal and a wooden hant as a presilla (for belts up to 5 cm wide).
This sword is perfect for recreation.
Details:
Exhibition fight quality class: SK-B .
Blade material: carbon steel.
Total length: approx.98 cm.
Sheet length: approx.80 cm.
Maximum sheet width: approx.60 mm.
Includes wooden and leather cover.
Weight (without sheath): approx.1500 g.