Great-Migation period Spatha - Nydam Mose - Denmark 2-4 century

Late roman era - Early Germanic
Battle ready (edges 2.2 - 2.5mm)
Total lenght 84cm.
Blade 70cm.
Weight: 1000g.
Steel 60S2A
Made on order. Production time 4 weeks.
By selecting the "wood handle" option, you chose a ebony wood handle.

This sword was made according to the size of the original artifact. The blade has two "grooves" like the original, from Nydam Mose bog.
The site of the bog was a sacred place, where weapons and ships of defeated armies were offered to the gods in thanks for victory over the fallen enemy. Many objects were deliberately destroyed (bent, broken or cut into pieces) during ritual sacrificial acts, from the period 200-400 AD.

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You will appreciate the precision work of our blacksmith. The entire sword is forged in accordance with the proportions of the original artifact. Our swords are museum level replicas! Enjoy!
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Customize your sword!

- It is possible to reduce the total weight (about 150g less) for better balancing and better combat performance. Please note that the profile of the blade, as well as its width will be necessary modified, but the sword will always be blunt for safe combat.
- It is possible to choose the type of handle: wood, bone, horn.
- It is possible to add a scabbard. Our scabbards are made of pine wood, covered with bovine leather (1.5mm thick). Wool interior trim, to protect the blade. Historic fixing bridge.
- It is possible to add historical scabbard chapes. The price also includes installation on the scabbard.
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Here are the different materials available for the handles.

#2 Moose horn handle.
#3 Leather covered handle.
#4 Copper or brass wires covered handle.

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Here is our historical scabbard chapes, and their historical description (culture, place of discovery, dating)

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Some photographs of our scabbards. You will appreciate the quality of their production.

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Sword resistance test video
As you can see, our swords are very resistant, and will be suitable for all types of combat during reenactment events, including the most violents.