About 200 BC
The Celtíberos of the Roman era were popular for their   arms, among them the Falcata. The curved inner blade provided a blow that could   damage the enemy's shield and helmet. Of Greek origin, or possibly Etruscan, this Falcata sword was in   southern Russia and also to Spain. The Falcata at the hands of the Spaniards was much feared by the Romans.
The blade is made of steel   with high carbon content. This popular Celtic-Iberian sword has a 1065 steel blade   with high carbon content. The button is made of solid brass.
Pod included.

Length: 64 cm
Leaf: 51   cm; 6 cm wide;   4.8 mm thick
Weight: 1,190 g

Falcata (Kopis) with horse head handle, 4th to 3rd century .C.

Falcata sword typical of Iberians and Celts. It is a sword similar to that of the Greek Kopis and Khukri of Nepal. This falcata is a replica of 400-300 BC. The blade is made of carbon steel.  Brass handle with the figure of a horse. Includes leather-lined wooden sheath and knife.

Dragon falcata with steel blade. With knife and sheath with metallic coatings.

This falcon sword is from the primitive settlers of the Iberian Peninsula. It is therefore a reproduction of a tool of our ancestors.
With this sword of military origin was fought in battles of the time. The avant-garde design of the blade adapted to penetrate horizontally, has not been repeated in history, but has a functionality without doubt.

The Falcata is a steel sword from Iberia before the Roman conquest. Praised by the Romans for their cutting ability and flexibility. Zamak handle finished in silver with the handle handles in imitation ivory. Stainless steel sheet

The Falcata is a steel sword from Iberia before the Roman conquest. Praised by the Romans for their cutting ability and flexibility. Zamak handle finished in silver with the handle handles in imitation ivory. Stainless steel sheet

Fighting sword of Alexander the Great, with brass and black/gold finishes.
Alexander III of Macedonia, better known as Alexander the Great, was the king of Macedonia from 336 BC. C. until his death and is considered one of the most important military leaders in history, for his conquest of the Persian Empire.
Tras consolidar la unificación de varias ciudades-estado de la antigua Grecia que estuvieron bajo el dominio de su padre, Filipo II de Macedonia, poniendo fin a la rebelión de los griegos del sur tras la muerte de éste, Alejandro conquistó el Imperio persa, incluyendo Anatolia, Siria, Fenicia, Judea, Gaza, Egypt, Bactriana y Mesopotamia, expandiendo las fronteras de Macedonia hasta la región del Punjab.

Falcao Íbera decorative 64 cm. With stainless steel blade decorated with bird and handle with ornamental geometric details. Made in Toledo.