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Today we take a look at some axes, spears, and swords of the Viking period in preparation for the upcoming Viking Fest at the Dakota County, MN fairgrounds, Oct. 10-11, 17-18 2026. Arms and Armor is pleased to be a vendor and exhibitor at the fest, and our sister organization the Oakeshott Institute will be giving presentations with some original viking period artifacts. Check out Viking Fest here. Check out our products and previous blogs here. As always, our swords and other weapons are entirely made by us, by hand, at our shop in Minneapolis, MN. Sword blades are…
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