Persian Sword Replica - Viking Weapon Reproduction - Viking Sword

Description

It's a replica of an ancient Persian sword with a fan-shaped hilt. (early 1st millennium BC)
Decorated with two rampant heraldic lions. On the lower crossguard is the image of an open mouthed lion as seen from above; it appears to spit the blade of the sword from its mouth. Considering its thinness and hence its fragility, this sword might have been a ceremonial weapon or an offering, rather than a weapon of war.
The reconstruction was carried out from the ancient bronze items of that period on the catalogs of the museum.
Item details:
Material: Bronze
Weight: 0,52 kg (1,15 lbs)
Length: 40 cm (15.75 Inches)
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