Windlass Roman Celt-Iberian Falcata Sword

The Falcata, a single-edged recurved weapon utilized by the Celto-Iberians of ancient Spain, struck fear into the hearts of Romans due to its destructive cutting power, which was known to split helmets in half. This replica mirrors an original Falcata, boasting an inward-curving blade typical of those discovered in Spain, Italy, and southern Russia.

This replica Falcata, forged from 1065 high carbon steel, achieves a perfect balance between durability and rigidity. Its features include a one-handed handle with a curved, piked pommel finished in a golden hue, made from brass, affording a firm grip. Accompanied by a leather scabbard for safekeeping and storage, the fully sharpened blade is ready for practical cutting tasks, adding credence to why the Romans greatly feared it.