German-made 12th Century Blade in Siberia

Marcus den toom · 22nd December 2014, 02:23 PM

The name Vikingsword is a bit alluding when you see the home page and every page heading with a sword which is not Viking made

I remember my first visit to this forum and noticed the sword. I knew it wasn't a real viking sword, but only because i had an interest with real viking swords, mainly the +Ulfbert+h.
Others visiting might get the wrong idea though...
To be honest, at first i wasn't even sure if you should read Viking sword or Viking's word seeing as the sword depicted wasn't a vikingsword.

Neither do i believe that academical standards do mean you should have an academical degree, but more likely to put forth facts and study instead of misinformation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5Ya5c6Bw3k

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22nd December 2014, 02:23 PM	#9
Marcus den toom Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 535	The name Vikingsword is a bit alluding when you see the home page and every page heading with a sword which is not Viking made I remember my first visit to this forum and noticed the sword. I knew it wasn't a real viking sword, but only because i had an interest with real viking swords, mainly the +Ulfbert+h. Others visiting might get the wrong idea though... To be honest, at first i wasn't even sure if you should read Viking sword or Viking's word seeing as the sword depicted wasn't a vikingsword. Neither do i believe that academical standards do mean you should have an academical degree, but more likely to put forth facts and study instead of misinformation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5Ya5c6Bw3k