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E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica
E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica

E type from L-13 Barrow, 920-950 Russia Viking Migration Period Sword Replica

$ 173.71

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Type: Viking Sword
  • Condition: New
  • Style: Medieval
  • Handle Material: Leather
  • Theme: Viking
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Brand: Deepeeka
  • Edge: Double
  • Handedness: Single-Handed
  • Blade Material: EN45 High Carbon Steel
  • Dexterity: Ambidextrous
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: India
  • Tang: Full
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    We developed a series of fine replicas from the GNЁZDOVO excavations in Russia.  This is a "E-2" type sword found in the L-13 Barrow in 1949.
    The sword can be defined as Variant E-2, which is characterized by the ornament of simple pits. The pits are arranged in a chequer wise manner.  There are twisted wire threaded through the pits, this is extremely rare.
    J. Peterson dates these swords to the 9th c., however, F.A. Androschuk broadens the date of this type to be the 1st half of the 10th c.
    Blade is 31 inches,  overall 38   includes the scabbard and fittings as shown.
    The twisted wire inserts are extremely difficult and time consuming to do.
    The blade is heat treated carbon steel with a blunt, re-enactor edge.