Check the listing for details. Roman Cavalry Sword with Belt. Condition: New. Listed at 177.14 USD. Roman Cavalry Sword with Belt Roman Cavalry Sword with Belt The Spatha, whose Latin name means «broad blade», is a one-handed, double-edged, straight-bladed sword that was in use from about the 1st century to the late Middle Ages. This form of sword was used by the Romans until the fall of the Roman Empire and has evolved into different forms over the centuries, from Germanic ring swords to «Viking swords». The Spatha is considered a cross between Celtic and Roman weapon designs. The blade of this replica is made of EN45 spring steel and is not sharpened. The handle is made of wood and bone, while the scabbard is made of leather-lined wood with brass hardware. It also comes with a matching leather shoulder strap. Details: Overall length: approx. 81.5 cm. Blade length: approx. 64 cm. Blade material: spring steel EN45. Weight: approx. 790 g. Manufactured by BattleMerchant.