RARE VIKING PADLOCK C.900-1000 AD

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1 7/8" length. Cylindrical body reinforced both ends and hinged flattened shackle with hooked tip. Surface with stable heavy rust from burial but complete. The shackle free to move. Vikings captured, sold and kept slaves. Portable locks such as this were used for the transport of slaves to market. With a certificate of authenticity.

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RARE VIKING PADLOCK C.900-1000 AD

Lot 0168

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Feb 18, 2026, 4:45 PM EST

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