Zweihänder Sword- Two Handed Longsword - High Carbon Damascus Steel - 45" Sword Stand accentuated with brass bolsters for

accentuated with brass bolsters for added durability

making it a prized possession for collectors and martial artists alike

Viking and Norse Heritage: Most associated with Viking and old Norse cultures

" Related words appear across the Algonquian languages — Lenape

ensuring the blade meets its mark with pinpoint accuracy

Zweihänder Sword- Two Handed Longsword - High Carbon Damascus Steel - 45" Sword Stand accentuated with brass bolsters forZweihnder Description The German Zweihnder derived from the longsword in the 14th century. It was originally popular with German and Swiss mercenaries. This sword marked the finale of the trend of increasing sword sizes of the late Middle Ages. When completed, this sword more closely resembled a thrusting polearm (a spear like weapon such as the Svrdstav) than a longsword. In fact, solders carrying the sword fought in a pike formation, commonly used