From Viking-age blades to Damascus longswords and katanas, every sword here is hand-forged — not cast, not stamped. Expect layered Damascus or high-carbon steel, olive wood and leather-wrapped grips, and a sheath or scabbard with every blade. Built for collectors, reenactors and anyone who wants real forged steel on the wall, in hand, or as an unforgettable gift.
21 pieces in this collection
Free US shipping
On every order, no minimum.
Hand-forged
Heated, hammered and ground by hand.
Engraving available
Names, dates or Norse runes on most pieces.
Ships from Memphis
Dispatched from our Tennessee facility.
Swords
Viking Sword — Hand-Forged Steel — Pattern 2 (RK-661)
Price range: $150.00 through $151.20
Sword — Hand-Forged D2 Steel, Olive Wood Handle, Sheath Included (RK-519)
Price range: $150.00 through $171.00
Dagger Sword — Hand-Forged Damascus, Olive Wood Handle, Sheath Included (RK-511)
Price range: $159.00 through $239.40
Viking Sword — Hand-Forged Damascus, Olive Wood Handle, Sheath Included (RK-509)
Price range: $150.00 through $168.00
Longsword — Hand-Forged Damascus, 37″ Overall, Olive Wood Handle, Sheath Included
Price range: $168.00 through $174.00
Sword Styles We Forge
Viking swords — double-edged blades in the Norse tradition with decorated guards and pommels. Longswords and dagger swords — Damascus blades from 25 to 40 inches. Katanas and machetes — forged single-edge cutters. Pair a Viking sword with a shield or helmet for a full display set.
Display, Reenactment or Use?
Our swords are functional forged steel with real edges and tangs — suitable for display, costume and reenactment, and light cutting practice. They are not sparring weapons; steel-on-steel combat requires specialized blunted blades. Every product page lists overall length, steel and construction.
Sword FAQ
Are your swords battle-ready or decorative?
They are hand-forged from real Damascus or high-carbon steel with proper tangs — functional blades suitable for display, reenactment and cutting practice, not for steel-on-steel sparring.
Do swords come sharpened?
Yes, blades arrive sharpened unless a specific product states otherwise. Handle with care when unboxing.
How do I maintain a carbon steel sword?
Keep it dry, wipe fingerprints off after handling, and apply a light coat of mineral oil every few weeks — carbon steel will rust if neglected.
How are swords shipped?
Each sword is secured in protective packaging with its sheath or scabbard and shipped from our Memphis, TN facility within 1–3 business days.
Can I get a sword engraved?
Many swords can be engraved on the blade or guard — check the product options or contact us for custom requests.
