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Gunnar Damascus Sword with Fullered Blade and Carved Vegvisir Scabbard OuterwearAccessoriesLeatherBlueAthleticHandmade Gut hook blades became popularThe Gunnar Damascus Sword sheathes into a scabbard carved with Norse marks. A vegvisir compass circle sits burned into the wood. Knotwork runs around it across the scabbard face. Brass fittings close both the throat and the tip. The blade opens into twenty six inches of pattern welded steel. Wavy Damascus bands run the full length. A central fuller cuts down the middle of the blade. That groove trims weight without thinning the spine. A straight brass