Hand-forged Viking sword type S from the 9th century leaning against a moss-covered tree trunk. Carbon steel blade with natural patina, leather-wrapped handle and bronze fittings on scabbard. Surrounded by dark green forest vegetation.

Hand-forged Viking sword type S from the 9th century shown vertically against mossy tree trunk. Massive carbon steel blade, leather-wrapped handle with bindings and bronze fittings on scabbard. Forest atmosphere.

Authentic Viking sword type S from the 800s leaned against moss-covered tree trunk in forest setting. Carbon steel blade with fuller, leather-wrapped handle and bronze fittings. Mood of historical authenticity.

Lofotr Viking sword

Name: Lofotr Viking sword
Brand: Nordlys Viking
SKU: 21200111
Price: 380.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

€380,95

Norway, 9th century

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This hand-forged Viking sword is made using the same methods that were used 1000 years ago. It is a hand-forged copy of a Viking sword of type S* from the 9th century, found in northern Norway. The sword is entirely handmade in high-quality carbon steel, hardened with oil and tempered in the traditional way over a coal forge. The blade is also marked with the Nordlys™ "smith's mark" so that you can be sure you have a genuine sword from our own forge.

The hilt has a handle wrapped in leather and features a period-typical three-part pommel and slim crossguard.

The scabbard is made according to the finds with a wooden core bound in black leather and with a bronze chape in Viking Age design. The scabbard has a wooden belt bridge and is decorated with both inlays under the leather and brown braided leather straps.

The Viking warrior typically had two belts for the sword, one over the opposite shoulder and one around the waist. The two belts relieved and distributed the weight of the sword and ran through a loop on the scabbard called a belt bridge.

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