Viking Sutton Hoo sword

Viking Sutton Hoo Sword from the 7th century. Detailed reconstruction of the Sutton Hoo sword with classic early medieval Germanic broad, straight, double-edged blade. The blade made of EN45 spring steel features a wide, double fuller that extends almost to the tip. The parallel edges are not sharpened.

The richly decorated hilt consists of several riveted parts. The wooden grip is covered with leather and adorned with brass fittings with an antique finish. The pommel base and crossguard are both constructed in three parts from a layer of wood between two brass plates. The upper cap of the pommel is made of brass and red enamel. The wooden/leather scabbard is brown with a wooden belt loop, a throat plate, and a chape made of brass in an antique finish.

Blade material: EN45 spring steel (carbon steel, not stainless)
Grip section made of wood with leather wrapping and brass fittings
Crossguard and pommel base made of wood and brass
Pommel cap made of brass and enamel
Total length: 89 cm
Blade length: 74 cm
Blade thickness: 4.5 mm
Edge thickness: 1 mm
Grip length: 15 cm
Grip section: 11 cm
Blade width: approx. 5 cm
Blade not sharp
Center of balance: approx. 17 cm in front of the crossguard
including wooden scabbard with genuine leather covering
Carrying loop made of wood and brass fittings with antique finish
Weight of sword: approx. 1.2 kg
Total weight: approx. 1.6 kg

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