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Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)

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Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)
Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)
Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)
Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)
Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)

Late Roman Spatha, Double-Fullered Cavalry Sword (4th-5th Century)

Distinct from earlier spatha forms, this example features a double fuller running along the length of the blade, a design that reduces overall weight while maintaining structural rigidity.

That refinement reflects the genuine transition toward the swords of the early medieval period, and this model captures a key stage in the transformation of Roman weaponry, bridging the gap between classical Roman arms and the swords of the Migration Period and early Middle Ages. The result is a sword both responsive in the hand and capable of delivering powerful cuts.

This reproduction is built in EN45 high-carbon steel, suited to a Late Roman or early Migration Period cavalry impression.

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Each piece is handcrafted. Variations may occur. Color may differ due to lighting.

Product ID: 3549

Distinct from earlier spatha forms, this example features a double fuller running along the length of the blade, a design that reduces overall weight while maintaining structural rigidity.

That refinement reflects the genuine transition toward the swords of the early medieval period, and this model captures a key stage in the transformation of Roman weaponry, bridging the gap between classical Roman arms and the swords of the Migration Period and early Middle Ages. The result is a sword both responsive in the hand and capable of delivering powerful cuts.

This reproduction is built in EN45 high-carbon steel, suited to a Late Roman or early Migration Period cavalry impression.

  • Blade: Double fuller design
  • Material: EN45 high carbon steel
  • Period represented: 4th-5th century AD

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