Godfred Viking Sword - The Raider’s Weapon
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June 8th, 2009 by 
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Like all others of its kind, the Godfred Viking Sword is a symbol of strength and power in the Viking communities during the middle ages. In the case of this particular Viking sword, it was forged with steel in a way that the Norse smiths would have so that it holds true to the Viking raider feared during the 8th century for which the sword was named after.
The blade is made of patterned steel similar to the originals which existed before the 9th century and is greatly complemented with a guard with an interwoven leather grip as well as a pommel, both of which are made of Damascus, and finally matched with a scabbard made of wood, covered in leather, and comes with belt hooks.
Made by Hanwei, this 2 lb sword is indeed forged with great balance from its 28” blade all the way down to its 5” handle. It is guaranteed to be of flawless quality, sharpened and fully functional for those sword enthusiasts who seek it. But the sword also comes in practical versions for those who want to practice with the sword or use it for re-enactment. This item is the ideal gift for Battle ready Viking swords collectors.
