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Slightly worn re-enactment weapons.

Sword blade 27" long, total length: 34".Width 2" at the crossguard. $170/ 135 Euro.
Langseax blade 21" long, total length 28", blade width 1.5" at the base. Slight damage3 to the handle, Should be repairable.$85 / 70 Euro

Both blades have some wear and tear, but should be good for a few years of shield bashing. These are re-enactment weapons and are not sharp

Price does not include carriage.[/i]

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Do you still have these swords? I am checking out some options for a viking style sword for reenacting (eventually) but mostly just to get started learning to use a sword with.
What is the balance like on your viking sword as compared to a "real" sword of this type?
How durable do you judge this sword to be? Is everything still tight?
Other than the minor damage, is the seax still tight?
I have to do a little more research but I may be interested in one or both of them.
Are you willing to ship to the US?
Thank you.

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Harold R. wrote:

Do you still have these swords? I am checking out some options for a viking style sword for reenacting (eventually) but mostly just to get started learning to use a sword with. What is the balance like on your viking sword as compared to a "real" sword of this type? How durable do you judge this sword to be? Is everything still tight? Other than the minor damage, is the seax still tight? I have to do a little more research but I may be interested in one or both of them. Are you willing to ship to the US? Thank you.

Hi Harold.

The balance is quite good. It is a reenactmentsword and is made to be blunt witch gives it a little more presens than a real sword. Still it is made to be used. I have been in reenactment battle with it two or three times (I´m selling it for a friend) and it is a sturdy weapon that has enough agility to be safe, but still enough fortitude to not feel flimsy.

I deem it to be verry sturdy and I can hardly see it breake if it is used for fighting and not as a farm tool or something ;) !

Everything is very tight and no loose parts what so ever on both sword.

Yes we can ship them to US but I don´t know the cost for that. But I´ll research it!

Thanx or the interesst.

M

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Cool. I will be in touch with you next week when I get back from work. If you get the chance to sell them before then please do. I have contacted a viking reenacting group to see what their requirements are for the weapons that their group uses. I can't see how one blunt sword is safer than the next, but I thought I should check with them first anyway. I just wanted to let you know that you won't hear from me for a couple days. Thanks.

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I have decided to pass on your swords. I have to put some more research into this before I buy. I may end up going with a waster first just to learn handling and then make my mind up or possibly just go with an Albion Squire Viking if one turns up when I have money. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Harold

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Hi,

Do you still have the sword and seax for sale? If so, I would like to purchase them. Also just for info purposes I live in the US.

Thanks.

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Hi William,

Martin will not be able to answer you since he is moving from one town to another and don't have access to a computer.

The sword is no longer for sale. I know this because my friend bought it recently.

Don't know about the seax....

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Thanks for the reply but I really wanted to purchase them together and I am no longer interested in buying them. I am very sorry for any inconvenience this might have been.

Thanks again.

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Thanx for the fill in there Ville!

I have now moved and have a old poor line to the internet.

The Seax is sold too.

Thanx everybody for the replies.

Se ya!

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