Viking Folding Knife from Canterbury England Age 10th Century Replica

Add a piece of history to your collection with this authentic replica of a folding knife from the Viking Age. Inspired by a rare 10th-century artifact found in Canterbury, England (Royal Museum, Canterbury), this knife reflects the artistry and functionality of the time.

Historical significance:
This folding knife design is a rare find, typically associated with Saxon sites. What sets this replica apart is its intricate Viking Borre-style ring ornaments, showcasing the fusion of practicality and Norse artistry.

Craftsmanship:
Handcrafted with care, this knife combines historical accuracy with modern precision. Its carbon steel blade ensures durability and sharpness, while the wooden handle offers a timeless, natural feel.

Perfect for:
collectors of historical artifacts
viking and medieval enthusiasts
unique, meaningful gifts

Own a piece of Viking history and experience the craftsmanship of the 10th century in your hands