This sword is a replica of an elaborate and impressive piece of history, the Langeid Sword. Found only in 2011 in Langeid, Norway, this sword is somewhat of a mystery to archaeologists. It is unusually adorned with various symbols: ancient runic characters, Latin letters and Christian iconography, most of which are yet to be deciphered. Nevertheless, it is an exquisite find, and is currently residing in the Museum of Natural History in Oslo.

Our faithful recreation displays the unique designs in a mixture of tin and brass, accompanied by a brass wire wrapped grip. The sword itself is a standard size for the era, and comes with a stiff leather wrapped scabbard with a decorated wooden hook.

The pommel is held in place by a brass pin from the underside, this is a typical method of the era.

Deepeeka claims that this sword is battle ready, but we are yet to fully test it here at Medieval Fight Club. We recommend further rounding of the blade tip before use in reenactment.

Sizes
Sword Length: 960 mm
Blade Length: 780 mm
Grip Length: 145 mm
Cross-guard Width: 125 mm
Edge: 2mm
Total Length in Scabbard: 1025 mm

Sword Weight: 1.32 kg
Scabbard Weight: 0.46 kg

Blade Material: Steel - High Carbon
Handle Material: Brass wire wrap
Furniture Material: Steel pommel and cross-guard trimmed with brass
Scabbard: Hard leather with wooden neck