Product Overview
The Late Roman Spatha Sword reflects the evolution of Roman weaponry during the third and fourth centuries, when longer blades became favored by the armies of Ancient Rome. This historical replica captures that transition with a long EN45 high carbon steel blade, offering the extended reach characteristic of the Roman spatha.
The hilt features a wooden guard and pommel, complemented by a carved and well-polished bone grip that adds both visual distinction and a refined feel in hand. The sword is paired with a wooden scabbard bound in red leather and finished with brass trim, reinforcing its historical presentation.
With its balanced proportions and period-specific design, this Late Roman spatha sword represents a detailed interpretation of a weapon associated with the later Roman Empire.
Product Specifications
- Overall Length: 38 1/2 inches
- Blade Length: 30 13/16 inches
- Weight: 2 lbs 10.4 oz
- Edge: Unsharpened
- Width: 58.2 mm
- Thickness: 4.5 mm – 4.4 mm
- Blade Material: EN45 High Carbon Steel
- Pommel: Nut
- Point of Balance: 11 3/8 inches
- Grip Length: 3 3/8 inches
- Guard & Pommel Material: Wood
- Grip Material: Carved polished bone
- Scabbard: Wood with red leather binding and brass trim
- Design Origin: Roman (Late Roman Empire)
