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A sword bought as a wedding gift that is no longer needed - item unused except for brief display:The Greek Hoplite Xiphos Sword is a beautifully crafted replica made in the USA by Scorpion Swords & Knives, LLC. Featuring a 1095 high-carbon steel blade and an olive wood handle with a white leather wrap, this sword is a unique piece, perfect for collectors or enthusiasts. The amofferextrous design and full tang construction make it a functional and durable weapon for display or practical use.
Made with attention to detail and quality materials, this Xiphos Sword is a must-have for anyone interested in ancient weaponry. Comes with original paperwork describing its care and use. The sword was used for display only - comes with the black wooden display stand it was displayed on.General measurements: Nearly the same as SS&K- Greek Hoplite XiphosTotal Length = 29"Blade Length = 21 ¾"Blade Width = 2 1/8"Blade Thickness = 3/16"Handle Length = 7 ¼"Handle Width = 7 ¼ "Weight = 2.6 lbPOB = 3 ¾ “ From HandleHandle material: Olive wood wrapped in white leather.
Not a cheap replica made of cheap materials or mass-produced - a reproduction made in the USA.About SS&K:
"We are all about making the best battle-ready swords and knives in the world! Scorpion Swords & Knives is an American-based company out of Springfield, Missouri. Owned and operated by Chris Palmer. You may recognize him from the History Channel’s reality show, “Top Shot”, cast as the Archery Expert in Season 1, 3, & 5. Chris began his business building & selling self-archery bows & Spears. During that time, he created a series of bow-making tutorials on YouTube that have garnered MILLIONS of views.
Chris later expanded his business, beginning to make knives and eventually swords. This is his passion! His blade customer base has grown so large that he can no longer accept bow orders."