Viking Knife based on a historical find from Gotland

This high-quality, hand-made Viking Age knife is modeled after an original find from Gotland (Sweden, ca. 9th/10th century). The hand-forged high carbon steel blade was sharpened, and the oxide scale layer was left on the flats, lending the knife a rustic appearance. Like many typical Gotlandic knives form the Viking period, the top part of the walnut wood handle terminates in a bone ring and a brass collar. The grip's butt with convenient eyelet (for threading a lanyard or drawing the knife from its sheath) is also made of brass. The beautiful tanned leather sheath with ornate brass fittings is equipped with a generously sized suspension ring allowing for comfortable belt carry. More information...

€104,00
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Item number: 11878

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Viking Knife based on a historical find from Gotland

Please note that, as the blade is sharp and fully functional, this knife is designed as a collector's or decoration piece and not suited for combat re-enactment!

  • Blade material: high carbon steel (not stainless!), sharp edge
  • Handle material: walnut wood and animal bone with brass ends
  • Overall length: approx. 25cm
  • Blade length: approx. 12cm
  • Max. blade width: approx. 2.5cm
  • Weight: approx. 160 g (approx. 330 g with sheath)
  • Leather-and-brass sheath with carrying ring

The Swedish company SPQR offers a wide range of historical replicas. SPQR stands for Senatus Populusque Romanus (Engl. The Senate an People of Rome) and is a fitting name for a company specialized in the reproduction of artefacts reaching from the Roman era to the Renaissance period. SPQR has committed itself to making high-quality re-enactment and battle-ready products available at affordable prices. The entire product line is made to historical specifications. Each piece is modeled on illustrations and photographs from historical books and museums, and SPQR works in close cooperation with a number of Viking and medieval re-enactment groups in Scandinavia, Germany and the UK to jointly develop the most authentic products possible.

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