Damascus

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  • Primus Vendelsvärd Grave 32 Sword, Damascus

    Primus Vendelsvärd Grave 32 Sword, Damascus

    SKU: PRS422D

    A premium Damascus-bladed interpretation of the Vendel Grave 32 sword, one of the richly furnished 6th-7th century warrior burials excavated near Uppsala, Sweden — a find central to understanding the elite mounted warrior culture of the Vendel Period, the era between the Migration Period and the Viking Age.

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    Discontinued

    Damascus Viking Sword

    SKU: Ah3383D
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    Damascus Steel – 3rd Century Roman Spatha

    SKU: AH2002D

    The 3rd century Roman Spatha was the sword of an empire under pressure — longer, more versatile than the Gladius it replaced, and carried by soldiers defending borders that stretched from Scotland to Syria. This Damascus steel version captures that same form in pattern-welded steel, where the layered construction creates a blade as visually distinctive as it is historically grounded

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    Damascus Viking Sword (Pattern B)

    SKU: AH3381D

    A Viking sword forged with a visible pattern-welded Damascus blade, showcasing the folded and layered steelwork that produced some of the most prized and technically demanding blades of the Viking Age, a technique reserved for the finest swords of the period.

  • Damascus Viking Sword (Pattern A)

    SKU: Ah3382D

    A Viking sword forged with a visible pattern-welded Damascus blade, showcasing the folded and layered steelwork that produced some of the most prized and technically demanding blades of the Viking Age, a technique reserved for the finest swords of the period.

  • Out of stock

    Discontinued

    Damascus Roman Mainz Gladius

    SKU: AH4209D

    A Damascus steel interpretation of the Roman Mainz Gladius — the layered pattern-welded blade bringing a striking visual dimension to one of the most archaeologically significant Roman sword types. Each Damascus blade is unique in its flowing grain pattern, making this simultaneously a historically informed replica and a one-of-a-kind collector’s piece.

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