A Sword Of Viking Type, Oakeshott's Type XI

12th-late 13th century A.D. A long double-edged iron sword of Oakeshott Type Xa or XI and Petersen Type X, with broad tapering blade showing evidence of use on the battlefield, tapering fullers; cross

Early 10th-11th century AD. An iron sword with hilt of Oakeshott's Type Xa; the two-edged blade gently tapering with rounded tip and slight median fuller almost to the tip, 4mm thick at the shoulder a

Northern Europe, Viking, Oakeshott type X, mid 9th century to mid 12th century CE. Single handed cutting sword. This sword is a good original example of the type. Blade has been cleaned electrolytical

Most particularly according with his XI.7 which is dated to 1100 AD. 34 1/4" blade, triple fullered at the forte with the central fuller running out to the point. Straight cross piece, swelled at the

A well-preserved iron broad sword believed to be from the Medieval period, c. 1250 - 1450, Oakeshott Type XIV, the blade broad, flat and sharply tapering with reinforced tip, the fuller running 3/4 th

Old Italian style Victorian Oakeshott type XVII sword of the Northwestern European 15th century. Double edge blade, straight quillon crossguard with bulbous ends, leather grip, and fish-tail pommel. S

Ca. 1250-1350 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A stunning, forged-iron long sword of the Oakeshott Type XIIa.4 with a long hilt and a flat disc pommel where the broad chamfers have been cut into octagonal

Ca. 1410-1510 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A stunning, forged-iron long sword of the Oakeshott Type XVIIIa with a slender hand guard, a discoid pommel, and rounded guards. The narrow triangular blade

14th century AD. A western European long two handed sword of German manufacture, Oakeshott type XIIa with an unusual pommel of type G, crossguard variant of style 7; double-edged cut-and-thrust blade

DESCRIPTION: Medieval iron viking sword-probably type C or type H in Jan Peterson's classification of medieval viking swords-featuring a triangular tipped pommel, a double edged blade, and a narrow ha

Mid 11th-mid 12th century AD. A Western Middle Age double-edged iron sword, from Central Europe, of Petersen type X-Oakeshott type Xa, with tapered pattern-welded blade and narrow fullers, parallel-si

Ca. 1250-1370 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A beautiful forged Oakeshott type XIIIa longsword with a long grip and a disc-shaped pommel with a recessed inner disc. The cross is lenticular and the narro

Early 13th-mid 14th century AD. A Western Middle Age iron longsword, from Scotland or possibly France, of Oakeshott's Type XIIa, cross style 1, pommel type H; 'Bastard' sword (sword that can be used w

10th century A.D. A double-edged cutting sword of Petersen Type U with a shallow-fullered broad blade and round tip; boat-shaped lower guard and a large pommel, originally divided in three parts and w

Ca. 950-1310 AD. An iron sword with a distinctive Brazil nut pommel, Oakeshott as a type ‘A’. The cross guard is long, thin, and square sectioned, in Oakeshott’s typology a type â

Northern Europe, Viking / Norse culture, ca. 9th to 10th century CE. A stunning and exceedingly rare complete Petersen Type L sword. The forged-iron weapon has a straight blade with a slightly-raised

Mid 10th-mid 12th century A.D. A double-edged iron sword with well-defined cutting edges and tapering profile; parallel-sided lower guard and short tang; 'tea-cosy' pommel of transitional type to a 'B

Rare Medieval Viking Iron Sword Date: Circa 900 – 1100 AD Medieval Viking Iron Sword of Petersen Type . This item has been professionally cleaned to show original details, and includes a lifetime au

Early 9th century A.D. A Viking period sword comprising: a 9th century high-status silver-covered lobed pommel and cross guard consisting of a Petersen Type D/E pommel composed of a broadly conical bo

10th century AD. A heavy, iron sword pommel of Petersen's Type L with sub-triangular profile, a pair of opposed spiral elements to each face sprouting from a central column with a trilobed 'crest' abo

Northern Europe, Viking period, ca. 800 to 950 CE. A fine iron sword, probably of Type H from Jan Petersen's classification scheme. The sword has a flat blade without any ridge or gutter that is strai

Ca. 1050-1250 AD A stunning iron sword Oakshott type ‘B’, with a thin blade with almost parallel edges and a fuller running from the cross guard to nearly top of the blade. The cross guard

Vikings wore small metal brooches of various types on their jerkins to provide a measure of protection against sword cuts as well as for decoration. They were, in fact, were a form of armor. See curre

ANTIQUE RENAISSANCE ERA LARGE KNIGHTLEY KNIGHT'S BROAD SWORD TYPE, GERMAN OR ENGLISH. WIRE AND CORD BRAIDED GRIP COVER, STEEL MOUNTS, STRONG BROAD DOUBLE-EDGED BLADE WITH MAKER MARKS TO BOTH SIDES. CO