10th Century Two‑Handed Norman Sword Decorative Replica Handcrafted Display Longsword

10th Century Two‑Handed Norman Sword Decorative Replica Handcrafted Display LongswordThis handcrafted replica is inspired by the twohanded Norman swords depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry and associated with early medieval European history. Designed as a decorative display piece, it reflects the cruciform hilt, long blade profile, and clean, functional lines characteristic of Type XI and early Type XII sword forms. The straight guard, leatherwrapped grip, and steel pommel echo the design elements seen in surviving Normanera examples. The

Blade Length: 30"

The grip is wrapped for a secure

Scabbard: Leather with dual suspension loops

and refined detailing seen in historical Viking-era blades

echoing the ornate metalwork found on museum originals

and classic “Brazil Nut” pommel echo the design features found in historical swords from Germanic regions

completing the presentation

Overall Length: 27

Designed as a decorative display piece

narrow blade and ornate hilt construction associated with Renaissance European sword craftsmanship

Tapered high‑carbon steel blade with traditional fuller

This replica features a high‑carbon steel blade with a broad profile and tapered point