Viking Raider Sword – 11th Century Pattern

By the 11th century the great raiding age was drawing to a close, but the sword was still the clearest sign of a warrior's standing. This Deepeeka pattern captures that late Viking Age form: a broad, double-edged blade with a central fuller, a gently curved crossguard, and a two-part pommel built the way period smiths made them, with the cap fitted separately over the base.

The blade is forged from C60 high-carbon steel and left unsharpened for reenactment and display. The leather-wrapped grip flares toward the pommel for a secure one-handed hold. It comes with a wooden scabbard covered in dark brown leather, with a stitched throat and a suspension loop for hanging from a sword belt.

Specifications

• Overall length: 32 7/8″
• Blade length: 26 7/8″
• Weight: 2 lb 15.5 oz
• Blade width: 2″ (approx. 51 mm)
• Blade thickness: approx. 4.6 – 5.1 mm
• Point of balance: 8 3/4″
• Grip length: 4″
• Blade: C60 high-carbon steel, fullered
• Edge: Unsharpened
• Pommel: Two-part, peened
• Scabbard: Wood, covered in dark brown leather
• Culture: Viking
• Manufacturer: Deepeeka, India

Measurements are approximate, as each piece is handmade.

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