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First century cavalry spatha
#1
Hello,

That's my new first century cavalry spatha:

[Image: Imagen225.jpg]

[Image: Imagen226.jpg]

As you can see, the blade shape is not paralel sided. I have search in Miks book, and there are some spatha with a shape close to the used by me (A 377, A 638, for put only two exemples)

The locket is a Pompei stile one. I have used a deepeeka, with some modifications. The chape is made by me.

The blade is a medieval sword by Hanwei. I think is well made, and sharp, but i think the sharpening is not well made.
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#2
That certainly is looking good, Cesar. Big Grin
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#3
Very nice Cesar.

What are the dimensions of the blade?
Sulla Felix

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#4
Hello,

Thanks!

The lenght of the blade is 67 cm and the width 4 cm. Thickness is 5 mm.
Total lenght of the spatha is 84 cm.
Total lenght unsheated: 90 cm.
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