Long, double-edged blade with central rib. Both faces of the blade are bevelled to form the cutting edges. The lower part of the hilt embraces the blade in a fork-like manner; the two separately cast components are joined only by soldering along the forked edges and a centrally formed connecting bar. A comb-shaped appliqué in relief serves as decoration on both sides, the central tine being somewhat more prominent and ornamented with incised lines and cross motifs. The actual grip has a circular cross-section and a transverse drill hole in the rear section. The rear third of the hilt is decorated with two discs, which were probably intended to protect the hand from below. A remnant of iron protruding from the rear disc suggests that the hilt was cast around an iron core and was therefore manufactured separately. A modern adhesive repair at the transition of the hilt to the blade; a small part of the tip is broken off, but otherwise the sword is in a very good state of preservation. The surface, particularly of the blade, is corroded.