deepeeka viking sword godfred battle ready

deepeeka viking sword godfred battle readyThe Viking sword is based on the piece found in the grave of the Viking king Godfred (Gudfred of Gudrd), who reigned around 810 AD over Haithabu and Jutland. This reconstruction measures 94 cm in length, with a blade of 79,5 cm long and max. 4,3 cm wide. The blade is blunt and battle ready, with a Rockwell hardness of 4850 HRC. The grip is covered with brown leather, and the sword features two guards and a pommel, which is nailed to the upper guard.

The Jacan tahalí also features a wide and sturdy fastening point

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The top and bottom edges are beautifully finished with a stitched decorative border

The replica has a blade crafted from EN45 steel and a hilt constructed from wood with a screwed pommel

Nowadays it forms part of the collection of the Museum of London

The dress features a collar that fastens with a button

flowing robes that had been popular during the High Middle Ages

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making it particularly well-suited to spring or autumn days as well as wet weather

The weapons of wealthy Vikings with high status were richly decorated

It features a textile lining and a strap to secure it under the chin

Gorgets of this type were employed throughout Europe