Viking Sword

Archaeological finds of Viking age swords and sword components.
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myArmoury.com - A Viking Sword of Petersen Type R (Variant) and Wheeler Type VI, 10th/11th century, probably East European In excavated condition, with broad slightly tapering double-edged blade, hilt comprising copper-alloy cross-piece of slightly arched section cast and chased along both sides with a zigzagged pattern punched with minute dots and terminating in a circle at each end, flat tapering tang, and lobated pommel cast and chased with a panel of crossed circles along both sides Overall length: 85.4 cm (33.6"); Blade length: 71.3 cm (28.1") http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/20803/lot/143/ Copyright © Bonhams 2001-2014 | Facebook
myArmoury.com A Viking Sword of Petersen Type R (Variant) and Wheeler Type VI, 10th/11th century, probably East European Overall length: 85.4 cm (33.6"); Blade length: 71.3 cm (28.1")
myArmoury.com - Viking Sword, 9th/10th century Denmark Pommel and cross-guard each retaining traces of silver and gold inlaid Nordic ornaments. The blade with pattern-welded shallow central fuller. Overall length: 93.5 cm (36.8"); Blade length: 78.3 cm (30.8") Located at Reichsstadtmuseum Rothenburg, Germany | Facebook
Viking Sword, 9th/10th century Denmark Pommel and cross-guard each retaining traces of silver and gold inlaid Nordic ornaments. The blade with pattern-welded shallow central fuller. Overall length: 93.5 cm (36.8"); Blade length: 78.3 cm (30.8") Located at Reichsstadtmuseum Rothenburg, Germany
Vikingatida svärd från Gotland
Viking age sword, Gotland, Sweden
News - Viking Sword Discovered in Norway - Archaeology Magazine
VIKING SWORD DISCOVERED IN NORWAY OSLO, NORWAY—A sword from the late Viking Age…
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Museum of Scotland, Viking sword hilt
Upholstered Benches With Arms | Foter
A Viking sword. York, England
Viking sword grips?
Viking sword grip
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Viking Sword, Danish, 9th or 10th century
Viking Hilt
Viking sword from the 9th/10th century
The last Viking and his magical sword?
A unique sword fom the late Viking age, which was found back in 2011, is now on display at the historical museum in Oslo.
A VERY RARE VIKING SWORD, THE BLADE WITH ULFBERHT INSCRIPTION, CIRCA 950 | Christie's
A VERY RARE VIKING SWORD, THE BLADE WITH ULFBERHT INSCRIPTION CIRCA 950 In excavated condition (the upper half of the blade missing), the blade of late pattern-welded construction with a wide shallow central fuller, one side cut with the inscription 'Vlfberh+t' in characteristically large capitals originally inlaid in contrasting iron, the reverse with traces of a further inscription, fitted with robust guard of rectangular section, and one-piece pommel of so-called 'tea-cosey' type.
An important Viking sword, provenance: Northern Europe dating: 10th Century