The Oath of Odin. Late medieval and Renaissance, long-sword.

This is a truly remarkable sword designed and crafted by Raven Loft Forge, known as The Oath of Odin. 

The Name The Oath of Odin, Came to Raven while at a Renaissance fair in Lake Havasu AZ. Raven and a few of his friends where all telling tails of the Norse. And When Raven was telling the tail of Odin sons, Vidar, burning with rage, will charge the beast, the monstrous wolf Fenrir to avenge his father. Vidar will hold open the monster’s mouth. Then he will stab his "Oath Of Odin" through the wolf’s throat, killing him.

With an overall length of just over 44 inches, this sword commands attention, and its nearly 35-inch blade is forged from a combination of 1005, 1095, 4140, and 52100 carbon steel, creating over 2,300 layers of Damascus in a striking Fire Twist pattern. 

The handle, crafted from black walnut and wrapped in leather, provides a firm and comfortable grip, while the cast bronze pommel is engraved for a touch of timeless elegance. 

The sheath, also made from black walnut and wrapped in leather, complements the sword’s design, balancing function with a rugged aesthetic.

This sword stands as a testament to fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. If you're drawn to pieces that embody both power and artistry, 

Captivating eras of late medieval and Renaissance Europe with this authentic longsword, also interchangeably termed as the 'long sword' or 'long-sword.'

The Oath of Odin encapsulates the military and cultural significance of its times, spanning from the 13th to the 17th centuries. A special mention to its moniker, 'bastard sword,' which was its identifier during the late medieval and Renaissance epochs.

If you're drawn to pieces that embody both power and artistry, The Oath of Odin is a blade that will not disappoint.