Falcata with scabbard and by-knife, 4th-3rd century BC.

Falcata with scabbard and by-knife, 4th-3rd century BC.

SKU: VM003521

Category: Arsenal

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The striking pre-Roman sword of the Kelto-Iberians, the falcata, is a replica from the 4th - 3rd century B.C. Richly decorated with a brass horse head grip, bone grip plates and blood grooves on the carbon steel blade - including by-knife and leather sheath. Good for collectors of antique weapons.

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Falcata with scabbard and byknife, 4th - 3rd century

This distinctive pre-Roman sword of the Kelto-Iberians is called a falcata. It resembles both the Nepalese khukri and the Greek kopis. The falcata is a replica of a 4th or 3rd century BC sword

Conspicuously richly decorated, the handle is made of brass in the shape of a horse's head. The handle plates were made of bone and fixed with brass rivets.The blade, made of carbon steel, is very unusually designed with the many "blood grooves".

The sword comes with an accessory knife as well as a wooden scabbard covered in red leather with beautiful brass Fittings.

Details Falcata with scabbard:

- Total length of the sword: about 63 cm
- Blade length of the sword: about 52 cm
- Total length of the knife: about 23 cm
- Blade length of the knife: about 15 cm
- Weight: about 2.1 kg

Scope of delivery: 1 x sword incl. sheath and leg knife

Section:	Medieval Ancient Early Medieval
Color:	gold white red
Material:	leather brass/bronze carbon steel wood bone
Shipping weight:	2,40 kg

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