ANCIENT VIKING POCKET OR POUCH KNIFE, 11th C. AD

Cambridgeshire, England. Just over 3 7/8" total length with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. Blade of a particularly t

Cambridgeshire, England. Just over 4 1/2” total length with tapered “whittle tang” which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. (See ht

Cambridgeshire, England. Just under 5 1/8" total length (5.13”) with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. Blade of a

Cambridgeshire, England. 3 5/8" total length with wedge section blade for slashing and tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip

Cambridgeshire, England. Just under 4 1/4” total length (4.20”) with tapered “whittle tang” which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler gr

Cambridgeshire, England. Just under 4" total length (3.94”) with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. Blade of a thi

Cambridgeshire, England. Just under 3 1/4" total length with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. Blade of a particularly

Just over 2 5/8” total length with tapered “whittle tang” which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. (See https://leatherworkingreverend.

Ancient Viking Iron Scramasax Knife c.8th cent AD. size 7 7/8 inches length. scramasax-style utility knife with angled back, straight single edge and long tang with flared end. Provenance: Ex Eldert B

10th-11th century AD. Vikings were highly skilled metallurgists, and as a result, breaking metal had supernatural significance for them. Breaking ringjarn (iron rings) as shown on the Larbro Stone in

10th-11th century AD. Silvered bronze, size 8 3/4, 4.3mm width, with rounded face. Surface textured from burial. Vikings exchanged rings on the pommel of the groom’s sword. Professionally refurb

Grouping Of Iron Age Celtic Viking Knives 9-12th C A.D Found In Ukraine, Various Sizes. FROM A OHIO ESTATE. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition rep

Grouping Of Iron Age Celtic Viking Knives & Dagger 9-12th C A.D Found In Ukraine, Various Sizes. FROM A OHIO ESTATE. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any cond

Grouping Of Iron Age Celtic Viking Knives & Dagger 9-12th C A.D Found In Ukraine, Various Sizes. FROM A OHIO ESTATE. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any cond

Medieval Viking Era Silver Coin Turned into a Pendant by the Vikings Circa 9th – 11th c. AD Medieval Viking Era Silver Coin Turned into a Pendant by the Vikings. Professionally cleaned and polished

Just over 1" in height. Bronze shaped like a duck's foot and intricately detailed and especially well delineated. A burial at Viden, Denmark contained the body of a woman of wealth and status buried w

Coil form, oval. Large, just under 3" inside width. Broad, medially crested band. The coil form was a Viking favorite for rings and bracelets. This is the largest and broadest of its type we have seen

A fine example in its fully evolved form. Just OVER 5/8” height. Iconic fully developed cusped top full form. The broad raised borders forming the cusp and continuing as the top members of the c

Cambridgeshire, England. Just over 3 3/8" (3.35”)total length with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. (See https:/

Cambridgeshire, England. Just over 4 1/8" total length with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip.(See https://leatherworkin

Cambridgeshire, England. 3 5/8" total length with wedge section blade for slashing and tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip

Cambridgeshire, England. 3 5/8" total length with wedge section blade for slashing and tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip

Cambridgeshire, England. Just under 3” (2.93”) total length with wedge section blade for slashing and tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mount

Cambridgeshire, England. Just over 4 3/8" total length with tapered "whittle tang" which identifies these, as they were used without guards, mounted in a wood or antler grip. (See https://leatherworki