The Battle Of Hasting - Norman Sword

This Norman sword is an elegant design in the classic hand-and-a-half sword of the Norman knights.
Inspired by an Oakeshott Sub-Type XIIIa, this version has a fuller on both sides which extends to ¾ the length of the blade.
The type of sword is famed after the Battle of Hastings, one of, if not, the most important battles in English history.
The Battle of Hastings took place on October 14th 1066, and marked the end of Anglo-Saxon rule in Britain
as well as leading to the introduction of the common law.

Hand forged from 5160 High Carbon Steel
Differential Hardened at a Rockwell of 60 at the Edge; 48-50 at the core.
Fittings: Mild Steel
Handle: Leather Wrapped wood Core (oak)
Total length: 43″
Blade length: 33.1/2″
Blade width at base: 2 1/8″
Grip Length: 7″

Great sword to hold - has perfect balance - looks super cool hanging on the wall
I purchased this sword about 4 years back for £570 its still in perfect condition and I have never used it to hit anything.
Selling now for £270

Enquires: Contact  Paul - at Email:- [email protected]

Postage for this item is £10 if within mainland UK
To make the purchase please make contact and I will send a PayPal invoice for payment - Many Thanks

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