Tinker Pearce Trondheim Vikingzwaard Piratenkleding as seen with a similar

as seen with a similar example that is part of the collection of the National Museum in Vienna

Suitable for LARP weapons and steel weapons

herbs and the like

buccaneers

The two-handed sword has been used since the fourteenth century in medieval Europe

Tinker Pearce Trondheim Vikingzwaard Piratenkleding as seen with a similarThis sword is made after various 9th century examples found in the Trondheim region of Norway. Swords like these have been primarily found in Scandinavia and Ireland. The sword is made of folded steel just like the real viking swords. This creates patterns in the blade. The lobed pommel and crossguard are decorated, swords like these were worn by the chieftains. The sword comes with a luxurious scabbard. It is approximately 76 cm long and has a blade