Primus Hedeby Viking Sword – 9th Century Danish Frontier Sword

The Hedeby sword sits at the intersection of Viking and continental European influences in the 9th century. It was discovered in a burial at Hedeby (Haithabu), in present-day Denmark, and belonged to a warrior on the frontier of the Carolingian world, a region of constant trade, conflict and cultural exchange.

That hybrid world shows in the crossguard, engraved with both traditional Norse patterns and a clearly visible cross, suggesting exposure to Christian symbolism as the Viking and Frankish worlds increasingly overlapped.

Part of Deepeeka's premium Primus range, the reproduction carefully recreates the original's engraved ornamentation. A compelling piece for collectors interested in the cultural crossroads of the Viking Age.

Specifications

• Overall length: 34 15/16″
• Blade length: 28 1/8″
• Weight: 2 lb 15.2 oz
• Blade width: 48 mm
• Blade thickness: 4.4 – 3.3 mm
• Point of balance: 3 9/16″
• Grip length: 4 1/2″
• Blade: EN45 high-carbon steel
• Edge: Unsharpened
• Pommel: Nut and riveted
• Class: Light Combat
• Culture: Viking
• Manufacturer: Deepeeka, India

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