viking sword godfred

viking sword godfredThe Viking sword is based on the original found in the grave of the Viking king Godfred (Gudfred of Gudrd). He reigned around 810 AD over Haithabu and Jutland. This reconstruction is 94 cm long, with a blade of 79. 5 cm long and max. 4. 3 cm wide. The blade has a Rockwell hardness of 4850 HRC. The grip is covered with brown leather and the sword has two guards and a pommel, which is nailed to the upper guard. The lobes of the pommel are separated by

employing no glue—a traditional method typical for historical footwear from this period

According to the Elmslie typology

The handmade seax blade is a replica of 9th–10th century originals excavated in Birka and Gotland

Characteristic of these coats are the coloured horizontal and vertical strips

It combines traditional medieval style with modern quality

The straightforward design permits greater freedom to create your own outfit

featuring a flat brass crossguard and a brass pommel of the 'Brazil nut' type

The tent is well-suited to 8 people and their luggage

and finds from Germany

The Cardiophylax was worn throughout southern Europe

5 cm long and are easily adjustable

5 to 2 mm thick natural cowhide