Late Hellenistic Xiphos – 105 Steel- 24” Greek Infantry Sword

Late Hellenistic Xiphos – 24” Greek Infantry Sword in 1095 Steel with Leather Sheath The Xiphos was the trusted blade of Greek warriors, a symbol of close-quarters combat and battlefield adaptability. As Greek warfare evolved during the Late Hellenistic period (4th–2nd century BCE), so too did the Xiphos. This 24-inch Late Hellenistic Xiphos, crafted from 1095 high-carbon steel, is a refined version of the classical Greek sword, featuring a straight, double-edged blade with a reinforced triangular tip for superior armor penetration and slashing capability. Designed for hoplites, Macedonian phalangites, and mercenaries, this blade reflects the shift from traditional leaf-shaped swords to more thrusting-oriented designs suitable for large-scale battles against heavily armored foes. A Blade for the Warriors of the Hellenistic Age The Late Hellenistic period saw the rise of Alexander the Great's conquests, the dominance of the Macedonian phalanx, and the widespread use of Greek mercenaries