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Spartan Lakonia Short Sword

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Price: $145.00

Spartan Lakonia Short Sword


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  • Unsharpened - $145.00
  • Sharpened - $163.00
  • Unsharpened w/ Initials - $150.00
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $168.00
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    Customer Rating:6 ratings

    Circa 5th Century BC

    This version of the Lakonian short sword was copied from the book The Spartan Army. The Spartan army was one of the toughest on record; they devoted themselves to being the best of the best.  This is a potent weapon that would be superb in the brutality of ancient hand to hand combat. The leaf shaped blade is high carbon steel, grip is bronze. Scabbard is wood covered in leather.  A very effective close combat short sword. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®.
    • Overall: 19-1/4" long
    • Blade: 14-1/2" long, 2-3/8" wide, 3/16" thick
    • Wt: 2 lbs
    Can be personalized with 3 initials (select left)

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    Product Rating: (4.83)   # of Ratings: 6   



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    1. Charles on 9/22/2011, said:

    Great purchase. Arrived exactly as shown. Sharpened version comes amazingly sharp (not to be played with at all). It's my favorite sword of my collection. I love how the handle (bronze) darkens with use. A good buy.
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    2. phil on 8/9/2010, said:

    So far, my only MRL purchase has been the Lakonia Short Sword's precedessor, then called a Celtic Leaf Bladed Sword. Sure, I love it, but it wasn't well-balanced; a weighty 'pommel' had to be fitted to the handle's protruding nipple. Sexiest blade shape!
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    3. Anonymous User on 6/4/2009, said:

    by far the best sword i own
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    4. Anonymous User on 2/9/2009, said:

    I have to say that this looks and feels the most historical of all my weapons. The handle has darkened (Bronze)from handling so much but I like it that way. If you request for sharp, they will exceed your expections. You can't play around with it. It's safely on my wall.
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