svansdel
Svansdel is a term that refers to a specific type of medieval European sword. It is a variant of the longsword, characterized by its distinctive design and historical significance. The term "svansdel" is derived from the Old Norse language, where "svanr" means "swan" and "delr" means "to divide" or "to cut." This name likely refers to the sword's ability to cut through armor and other materials with ease.
The svansdel is known for its long, straight blade, which typically measures between 33 to 43 inches
Svansdels were used extensively during the late medieval period, particularly in Scandinavia and other parts of
Today, svansdels are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of medieval weaponry. Replicas and historical