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Sword of the Viking King

ID#: 501168

Price: $295.00

Sword of the Viking King


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  • Unsharpened - $295.00
  • Sharpened - $313.00
  • Unsharpened w/ Initials - $300.00
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $318.00
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    Customer Rating:11 ratings

    The Vikings exploded out of the north to raid and settle most of the known world.  They also warred among themselves and it was not unusual for kings to lead and engage in combat themselves.  This sword and its intricate scabbard are fit for one of those brave Nordic kings.  Each steel part is handmade and incredibly detailed, especially on the leather embossed scabbard, then richly plated in real silver.  The light, wide fullered Viking style blade is 1095 high carbon, well tempered steel.  The scabbard is wood covered in rich harness grade leather with embossing and covered in faux reindeer fur.  The beautiful metal parts are applied to the scabbard and the included baldric.  Altogether making this entire piece fit for a king.  Made by Windlass Steelcrafts, this sword can be sharpened for an additional fee. Can be seen in the DK book Warrior.
    • Overall: 38”
    • Blade: 31” x 2-1/8” x 3/16”
    • Wt: 2-3/4 lbs
    Can be personalized with 3 initials (select left)

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    Product Rating: (4.64)   # of Ratings: 11   



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    1. jonus on 12/25/2012, said:

    the fur and silver work really makes this a proud sword. the blade and sure take hits and looks as if brand new! i got mine sharpend and it is twice as good now! And yes some peices are loose but you can fix that up in a few secs. the leather is real fine. THIS SWORD IS A MUST GET!
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    2. Benjamin on 2/18/2012, said:

    great sword only complaint is some of the pieces are glued on and can come off but is easly fixable and one more thing Im 5ft10 average but broad shoulders build and the belt is for someone with a very large waist with not alot of belt loops on them smaller people might have to make more loops or holes in the belt
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    3. Shaye on 1/30/2011, said:

    viking rule this sword is the best i own and i own several
    Was this comment helpful? yes no   (3 people found this comment helpful, 5 did not)
    4. Anonymous User on 10/25/2009, said:

    i have norwegen in my blood im only 11 but i get angrey fast like a viking
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    5. Anonymous User on 2/27/2009, said:

    I love this one, it is my 5th museum replica sword. The scabbard with fur is a nice touch, though maybe a bit dramatic, and the metalwork on the tip of the scabbard came loose early on, but was quite easy to repair. The sword is well-balanced and would be a very good battle sword.
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    6. Anonymous User on 12/27/2008, said:

    Bset ever Christmas present. Thank you Mom and the folks at MRL. This is going to be the most prized addition to my collection. Jacob Mathew
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    7. David on 12/23/2008, said:

    My rating is on looks alone, I dont yet own this sword but wanted to let people know they can see a sword that looks just like this one in the book "Warrior: A Visual History of the Fighting Man". This book is not a historical reference book and most of the pictures look to be replicas. (may actually be a MRL sword?) Anyway, It looks like a very nice peice and I plan to add this one to my collection soon! Thanks, David Cellini WMA student & collector or A&A
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    8. Anonymous User on 12/2/2008, said:

    more silver plated swords. brovo! smcgehee_192@hotmail.com
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