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Based on a find near Rømersdal
There is no documentation on where exactly the sword was found
The ends have a two sided bindrune spelling "Viki" (bless/protect)
the problematic yet vital sources that provide our primary textual evidence for the Viking Age that they claim to describe
Combat Sverth, Hedmark Brass Parts:Patinated Based on a find nearFREE AND FAST SHIPPING! Viking sword from the 9th century based on a find from Amot County in Hedmark, Norway. According to Petersen's typlogoy it is a type "K". The forged and tempered blade has rounded edges, which allows it to be used during full contact sparring and fighting. The tang is covered with a wooden handle and wrapped with leather which provides a strong and secure grip. This is an excellent sword for heavy combat. We have put these to