The Battle of Stiklestad was the final battle of St. Olaf. This was old school warfare, with two hosts meeting face-to-face and sword-to-sword. It was a brutal, bloody and deadly fight, and in the end the mighty Olaf fell. Gaining a lot of fame for his exploits, he was eventually canonized as St. Olaf. This attractive Viking sword is copied from a specimen that was quite involved in that kind of vicious encounter. Made from high carbon steel, it is a beautifully balanced and highly effective weapon. Capable of both cutting and thrusting, it is also a delight to the eye. The pommel and guard are tastefully decorated with copper. Leather covered wood grip.
S**Y
Very good sword, looks good feels good
Very good sword, looks good feels good, handle is very small for a larger guy like me (6' 1" former football player) but I got used to it pretty quick. The copper inlay looks really nice, and the leather on the handle is feels good after a few swings. Comes very dull, and takes a lot of sharpening, but for the price it is great.
N**E
They Weren’t Kidding...
When they said museum quality, they meant it. Very well constructed and feels good in the hand, very satisfied.
J**I
Good looking peice of kit.
Tight no rattle great price, hard to beat
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