Falcata With Horse Head Handle, 4th-3rd Century BC

Falcata (Kopis) with horse Head Handle, 3RD-4TH Century BC
This is a typical sword of the Celt-Iberians who were Celtic people living in the Iberian Peninsula, chiefly in what is now North Central Spain, before and during the Roman Empire. The sword is similar to the Greek kopis and Nepalese khukri. Our Falcata is a replica of a sword from the 3RD-4TH Century BC. It has a brass hilt shaped like a horse's head. The sides of the handle are made of bone and riveted with brass rivets. The carbon steel blade has "blood grooves."
Details:
Unsharpened
Included is a wooden scabbard decorated with red leather and brass fittings
Total Length Of Sword: approx. 63 cm
Blade Length: approx. 52 cm
Total Length Of knife: approx. 23 cm
Blade Length Of Knife: approx. 15 cm
Weight: approx. 2.1 kg
 Please Note: 
We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please  email a copy of your Driving License or Passport upon ordering
Shipping Weight: 2.40 kg