A fine reproduction of a 9th century Anglo-Saxon sword currently on display in the Yorkshire Museum - the Gilling Sword. The blade is pattern-welded steel, made in the traditional twisted-rod method with 1095 high carbon steel edges. The hilt is a Petersen type L, the blade is a Geibig type 1. Overall, this sword is similar to the Leuterit and River Witham swords. An absolutely stunning reproduction, and the most affordable pattern-welded blade currently on the market. Leather covered wood scabbard with matching fittings.

length: 33 3/4"
blade: 27 1/2"
blade width: 2 1/16" at base
blade width: 1 1/2" at 2" from tip
grip and pommel: 6"
guard: 3 1/4"
balance point: 5 1/2" from guard
weight (sword): 2 lb 13.0 oz
weight (sword and scabbard): 3 lb 9.5 oz

Here are two pictures of the original:

Discontinued and sold out