Spartan Sword- High Carbon 1095 Steel - 30.5" Sword Historical Roots: A mainstay in

Historical Roots: A mainstay in 16th and 17th-century Europe

this sword is not only battle-ready but also a piece of art

An exquisite touch to our design is the elephant pommel

The 1095 steel is the highest carbon steel commonly used in swords

and a celebration of personal style

Spartan Sword- High Carbon 1095 Steel - 30.5" Sword Historical Roots: A mainstay inFalcata Description The falcata was a popular type of sword in the Iberian Peninsula from the fifth to the first century B. C. E. Closely related in form to slashing weapons found in Greece, it is distinguished by the fact that its blade is double edged for about half of its length, whereas Greek specimens normally have a single cutting edge. It is very similar to the shorter kopis sword. The kopis is a one handed blade stemming from ancient Greece.