Pair of Viking Carbon Steel Killed Spear Heads

**First Time At Auction** Northern Europe, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 800 to 1100 CE. A sturdy forged-carbon-steel spear head of a formidable form. The base is comprised of a conical socketing shaft

**First Time At Auction** Northern Europe, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 800 to 1100 CE. A fine forged-carbon-steel axe head with a stocky body, a circular socketing shaft with a tab projecting from th

Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 9th to 11th century CE. An interesting axe head of an atypical form. Forged from carbon steel, this axe head bears a thick hafting shaft behi

9th-11th century AD. A pair of iron spearheads comprising: one leaf-shaped, flat-section, round-tipped with claw socket; one leaf-shaped, lentoid-section, closed socket. 180 grams, 17-19cm (6 3/4 - 7

Diameter - 508 mm Total length – 508 mm. Blade length - 228 mm. Handle length – 508 mm. Blade – carbon steel Handle – walnut wood Leather sheath included Blade hardness –

Diameter - 508 mm Total length – 508 mm. Blade length - 127 mm. Handle length – 508 mm. Blade – carbon steel Handle – walnut wood Leather sheath included Blade hardness –

8” length with finely forged medially ridged leaf shaped point. Lapped seam conical socket with two holes for fastening pins. Sound stable excavated condition with good profile. Certificate of a

ca. 1000–1200 AD. Viking Age. An iron spearhead with an leaf-shaped blade, raised midrib, semi-circular indentation at the base of the blade, sharp edges flaring slightly before tapering to a pointe

Western Europe, probably England or France, Medieval Period, ca. 12th to early 15th century CE. A forged-steel spear head of a minimalist yet intimidating form with an elongated triangular blade above

Viking Axe "Ullim" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor with ease.

Total length – 487 mm. Blade length - 158 mm. Handle length – 487 mm. Blade – carbon steel. Handle – rose wood. Leather sheath included. Blade hardness – 55-58 HRC.

Viking Axe "King" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe Viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor with ease.

Viking Axe "Protector" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe Viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor with e

Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 800 to 1100 CE. A sizable forged-steel axe head with a rectangular hafting shaft and a tall, thick neck. The lengthy blade head - along with

Substantial Medieval Iron Spear Head on a custom made stand. - 310mm, 255 grams - ca.700-900AD - Property of a British collector; acquired in the 1980s. - All items come with Free International postag

Interesting Medieval Iron Spear Head on a custom made stand. - 160mm, 70 grams - ca.700-900AD - From a private collection, acquired in London in the 1970s. - All items come with Free International pos

Material: Iron Dimensions: 197mm ; 85grams Provenance/Additional Information: From an old British collection, property of a London collector, acquired on British and European art market between 1960 -

Ancient Central / Northern Europe, Celtic Iron Age, ca. 5th to 1st century BCE; Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 9th to 11th century CE; Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4t

Title: Viking Norsman Steel Longue Spear Date/Origin: Viking, c. 8th-9th Century A.D. Description: The blade taporing to a sharp point, Socket shaft. Made of iron steel, the metals mixing (piled) show

Viking Axe "Scorpion" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor with ea

Viking Axe "Independence" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe Viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor wit

Viking Axe "Hutchinson" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe Viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor with

Total length – 535 mm. Blade length - 190 mm. Handle length – 535 mm. Blade – carbon steel Handle – cocobolo wood Leather sheath included Blade hardness – 58-60 HRC

Viking Axe "Exclusive" The axe is one of the first human-made tools. Simplicity of perfection is the very word used to describe viking axes. The ax has great impact power, it cuts through armor with e