10th Century Two‑Handed Norman Sword Decorative Replica Handcrafted Display Longsword

This handcrafted replica is inspired by the two‑handed Norman swords depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry and associated with early medieval European history. Designed as a decorative display piece, it reflects the cruciform hilt, long blade profile, and clean, functional lines characteristic of Type XI and early Type XII sword forms.

The straight guard, leather‑wrapped grip, and steel pommel echo the design elements seen in surviving Norman‑era examples. The matching leather‑wrapped scabbard includes dual suspension loops, creating a cohesive presentation ideal for home décor, office displays, or curated historical collections.

Created for admirers of Norman history and traditional European craftsmanship, this replica is intended for display and collection purposes.

Features

• Decorative replica inspired by 10th–11th century Norman two‑handed swords
• Long tapered high‑carbon steel blade profile with historical styling
• Cruciform guard and steel pommel for an authentic medieval appearance
• Leather‑wrapped grip with matching leather scabbard and dual hanging loops
• Ideal for display, décor, and historical collections
• Crafted to highlight traditional European sword design elements
• Intended for display and non‑functional use

Specifications

• Overall Length: 45"
• Blade Length: 35.4"
• Blade Width: 2"
• Blade Thickness: 0.14"
• Blade Material: High Carbon Steel
• Grip: Leather‑wrapped
• Scabbard: Leather with dual suspension loops
• Weight (without scabbard): 3.53 lbs
• Weight (with scabbard): 4.7 lbs