viking torque haithabu bronze Romeinse en Keltische fibulae The 9th-century Viking sword was

The 9th-century Viking sword was discovered in a burial mound (tumulus) at Kildonnan / Dail Sithean

A luxurious Viking sword such as this replica would have been well-suited to a king of the stature of Harald Fairhair

which can be seen in helmets such as the barbute

battle axes are particularly effective against opponents wearing plate armour and chainmail

or as an attractive decorative piece for your collection

viking torque haithabu bronze Romeinse en Keltische fibulae The 9th-century Viking sword wasA beautiful Viking torque with dragon heads. The torque is based on a dragon head featured on a dress pin from the Viking city of Haithabu near Schleswig. The torque may be bent and adjusted to your size.