PRS419 Type E sword by Deepeeka- replica

The sword is a Deepeeka replica found in 1949 by D.A. Avdusin during the excavation of Barrow L-13 (Forest Barrow Group) with a double cremation burial. The sword was broken and then stuck in the ground. It is classified as Variant E-2. The cross guard and pommel are ornamented with pits in chequer wise manner. There is a twisted wire going through these pits in shape of a loop. On one side of the blade there is a figure of a man, and on the other side there are two crutched crosses, with a helix situated between them.
The video has been shot by Philippe Goulet for Deepeeka

[@hammerandsteelreviews8924]

Recently got this one! I really like it. The weight is less front heavy than your earlier swords. The handles are more historically spaced and the brass work is nice. For how much this sword costs, I'd say it's well worth it's cost.

[@philippegoulet-swordscolle9862]

Lets go for a review :)

[@hammerandsteelreviews8924]

@@philippegoulet-swordscolle9862 Soon, I just finished some filming for the ColdSteel Competition Cutter and I just ordered their brand new Kriegsmesser, so after those 2, I have a couple of the deepeekas to look at.

[@philippegoulet-swordscolle9862]

I made this video for deepeeka :)