Late Roman Spatha with Scabbard - Reconstruction of a spatha from the 4th century AD. The grip of the sword is carved from imitation animal bone. The blade features two fullers on both sides. Includes a scabbard with authentic brass applications.
The late Roman spatha is a long sword that was used during the late Roman Empire. It is characterized by a straight blade and a long grip, allowing the sword to be wielded with both hands. The scabbard in which the spatha is stored is made of leather or metal and serves not only to protect the blade but also for safe storage. These swords were not only functional but also artistically decorated, reflecting their status and the craftsmanship of the time.
Blade material: carbon steel
Total length: 93 cm
Blade width: 48 mm
Blade length: 70 cm
Blade not sharp
Weight: approx. 1.2 kg
Weight with scabbard: approx. 1.750 kg
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| ID | 9722885 |
| URL | https://www.gunfinder.com/items/9722885 |
| Category | Accessories / Schwerter |
| Condition | Neu |
| Location | 85101 Lenting, Germany |
| Availability | In stock |
| Shipping costs paid by | Buyer |