10th Century Early Viking Sword Decorative Replica Handcrafted Display Longsword

This handcrafted replica is inspired by a late 9th–early 10th century Viking sword discovered near Cawood Castle in the River Ouse. Designed as a decorative display piece, it reflects the elegant proportions and artistic craftsmanship associated with early Viking‑era blades.

The tapered high‑carbon steel blade features a traditional fuller for visual authenticity. The veined hardwood grip highlights the aesthetic detail often found in Viking weapons, while the lobed pommel and smooth guard echo the refined metalwork of the period. Lightweight and well‑balanced, this replica captures the spirit of early Norse craftsmanship.

The included leather‑wrapped wooden scabbard completes the presentation. This piece is ideal for home décor, office displays, or curated historical collections, and is intended for display and collection purposes.

Features

• Decorative replica inspired by early 10th‑century Viking swords
• Tapered high‑carbon steel blade with traditional fuller
• Veined hardwood grip for a historically inspired appearance
• Lobed pommel and smooth guard reflecting Viking artistry
• Leather‑wrapped wooden scabbard included
• Ideal for display, décor, and historical collections
• Crafted to highlight early medieval Scandinavian sword design
• Intended for display and non‑functional use

Specifications

• Overall Length: 36.25"
• Blade Length: 30.25"
• Blade Width: 1-13/16"
• Blade Thickness: 3/16"
• Blade Material: High Carbon Steel
• Grip: Veined hardwood
• Guard & Pommel: Steel
• Scabbard: Leather‑wrapped wood
• Weight (without scabbard): 2 lbs 10 oz
• Weight (with scabbard): 3 lbs 2 oz