Roman Gladius sword with stainless steel blade 440. It's decorative. Hem has a small chain to adapt to the belt. The Sword of Ancient Rome Gladius is a double-edged Dagger used by the Roman legions. Roman Gladius is the term used to designate the sword. It had a length of about half a meter, but also custom made. The Roman soldiers were practical in killing
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| Total length | 79 cms. |
| Material | Blade: Stainless Steel |
| Long sheet | 55 cms. |
| Weight | 1, 800 kgs. |
| Width sheet (in custody) |
5.3 cms.
Wooden practice gladius
Gladiators used wooden swords to train.
Gladiators of remarkable merit received a wooden sword as a sign of freedom after retiring.
A useful training sword, not just for gladiators.
Details
- Material: hose wood
- Length: approx. 70 cm
- Weight: approx. 250 g
Mainz-Fulham Roman Legionnaire Gladius type with sheath, 1st century .C., decorating sword
The gladius, the main weapon of the Roman legionaries from 3rd c. BC to the 3rd c. AD, has been used in many variations over the centuries. Primarily designed as a storage/stab gun, it was also quite effective at cutting or cutting. Eventually, this highly feared short sword was gradually replaced by the longest spatha during the mid/late Roman Empire.
Gladius Launcher
Designed by Cold Steel President Lynn C. Thompson, the Gladius Thrower features a one-piece hardened steel blade with a wide Roman point. Its excellent weight and balance make it an excellent launcher even over long distances.
Designed to stick with its sturdy stitch or tapered butt, the Gladius Thrower makes a fun and unusual sport launcher. Flinging and hitting a satisfying, it will certainly be an unusual and much-talked about addition to any collection of knife throwers.
Details:
- Material: Steel S50C
- Total length: approx. 35.6 cm
- Blade length: approx. 21 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 5 mm
- Handle length: approx. 14.6 cm
- Weight: approx. 303 g
Gladius sword with bronze finish and black scabbard, with a total size of 100 cm with steel blade.
Overall size: 77 cm
Blade size: 49.5 cm
Blade thickness: 3.4 mm
Support: Unsupported
Weight: 1715gr.
Roman Mainz Type Gladius with sheath, 1st century .C., sword decoration
The gladius, the main weapon of the Roman legionaries from 3rd c. BC to the 3rd c. AD, has been used in many variations over the centuries. Primarily designed as a storage/stab gun, it was also quite effective at cutting or cutting. Eventually, this highly feared short sword was gradually replaced by the longest spatha during the mid/late Roman Empire.
Roman Spatha, long sword with scabbard, 2nd .C., decorating sword
This spatha is not an individual replica of a real historical piece, but a reconstruction based on original discoveries from the end of the 2nd century now maintained at the Limesmuseum in Aalen (Baden-Württemberg, southwestern Germany).
The Roman army sought a direct and pragmatic approach to warfare. The Gladius was chosen as the main weapon, as it is practical and efficient and excels in any hand-to-hand combat situation. With this sword they conquered most of the then known world. The original examples of this replica were excavated from the ruins of Pompeii. Examples can be found in the book "What The Soldiers Wore On Hadrian's Wall", by H. Russell Robinson.
The early Gladius, like this version based on the Maintz pattern, had a wasp-like waist and a long tip that combined slashing and stabbing capabilities into a useful weapon . This replica based on the Maintz pattern has a bone cuff with ornate brass applications on the hem. Made from high carbon steel by Windlass Steelcrafts and comes factory sharpened.
Includes matching wooden sheath with leather cover and brass applications.
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts.
Note that this sword is not a battle-ready weapon. It is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to collector's quality, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, for example to complete your costume.
Details:
- Material: High carbon steel
- Total length: approx. 71 cm
- Blade length: approx. 50.5 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 4 mm
- Cable length: approx. 10 cm / whole cuff approx. 20.5 cm
-Max. Blade width: approx. 5.6 cm
- Break-even point: approx. 9 cm (at the front of the guard)
-Incl. Leather-covered wooden sheath with brass inserts
- Weight without sheath: approx. 842 g
- Sheathed weight: approx. 1350 g
Replica of the Roman sword Gladius Pompeii decorative. Carbon steel blade, protection and handle on wood and lumbar bone. Includes wooden sheath with metallic finishes.
Replica of the 1st century Gladius Romana type Mainz It is decorative. Steel blade, wooden protector and button and bone handle. Includes wooden sheath with metallic finishes.
Roman Fulham Type Gladius with sheath, 1st .C., sword decoration
The gladius, the main weapon of the Roman legionaries from 3rd c. BC to the 3rd c. AD, has been used in many variations over the centuries. Primarily designed as a storage/stab gun, it was also quite effective at cutting or cutting. Eventually, this highly feared short sword was gradually replaced by the longest spatha during the mid/late Roman Empire.
United Cutlery's popular Honshu line offers modern, elegant elegance with a serious bite!
There is no better fusion of traditional ideals with modern innovation than the Honshu Gladiator Sword.
It has an extremely sharp 7Cr13 stainless steel blade, approximately 46.3 cm long (18 1/4 in.) with fuller, weight-reducing through holes. The textured, grooved injection-molded TPR handle offers a safe, slip-free grip, even in wet conditions.
The light and the efficient – this was how the Gladius was known among the ancient Roman army. It was the main weapon, as it could be used efficiently in any hand-to-hand combat situation. Pompeii was one of the later versions. For further analysis, "What the Soldiers Wore on Hadrian's Wal", a book by Russell Robinson can be consulted. In this version of Pompeii the curvature was eliminated and the tip decreased. However, it was just as effective and easy to produce. Made of high carbon steel, this replica features a turned ash handle and maple.
Includes matching wooden sheath with leather cover and brass applications.
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts.
Note that this Gladius is not a battle-ready weapon. It is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to collector's quality, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, for example to complete your costume.
Details:
- Material: 1065 high carbon steel
- Total length: approx. 69 cm
- Blade length: approx. 50.5 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 4 mm
- Cable length: approx. 9 cm / whole handle approx. 18.5 cm
-Max. Blade width: approx. 5.3 cm
- Break-even point: approx. 11 cm (at the front of the guard)
-Incl. Leather-covered wooden sheath with brass inserts
- Weight without sheath: approx. 811 g
- Sheathed weight: approx. 1358 g
The Gladius Romana, mainz type, was used between the 2nd century BC and the 1st AD This specially ornate replica has a stainless steel blade. very characteristic, decorated with deep engraving and aged silver finish.
Anglian Feltwell, fourth and fifth centuries, Roman Spatha
Details:
- Blade material: High carbon steel
- Handle material: horn grip, guard and handle made of riveted brass plates and wood
- Total length: approx. 75 cm
- Blade length: approx. 61 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 4 mm
- Handle length: approx. 14 cm (grip approx. 10 cm)
- Maximum blade width: approx. 5.3 cm
- Balance point: approx. 12 cm from the guard
- Includes wooden sheath with genuine leather cover
- Weight without sheath: approx. 740 g
- Sheathed weight: approx. 1200 g
If you're looking for a high-quality and affordable sword , then the Anglian Feltwell Sword is the perfect choice for you!
This beautiful spatha is a replica of an ancient Saxon sword found in 1961. The original, dating from the 4th-5th century, was found in the hypocaust (heating system of hot air under the floor) of a Roman villa in Feltwell, near Norfolk, England. Archaeologists believe that the Feltwell sword arrived in England with the first Anglo settlers.
This beautiful reconstruction of the one-handed Saxon sword has a blade approximately 61 cm long with a wide, non-sharp cut. The handle is made of smooth horn and offers a secure and comfortable grip. The handle and crossguard are made of riveted brass plates with a wooden disc in the middle.
The sword comes with a brown wooden/leather scabbard with a throat and hat. For easy transport, the sheath is equipped with a practical metal belt loop, suitable for belts with a width of approximately 5 cm.
This Roman sword is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display, and in addition to its quality as a collectible, it is also perfectly suited as a prop, for example, to complete your costume.
Order now and buy a piece of history!
Roman Buch-Podlodów type Spatha with sheath, 3rd century .C., sword decoration
This Roman Spatha is a reconstruction based on several third original c. examples found near Podlodów (present-day Poland) in the archaeological region of przeworsk culture. A few more Podlodów-type blades were also found along or near Limes, the border of the Roman Empire. It is assumed that most of these spatulas originated from Roman blacksmiths and had eventually found their way beyond the borders of the Empire to Barbaricum.
Epic Armory's Spatha is a LARP foam gun made of composite materials in the new hybrid method.
The shape of the Spatha dates back to the 1st century BC and lasted until the late Middle Ages Earls around 1050 AD.
Adopted from Celtic auxiliaries, The Spatha found its way into the Roman army and dissolved the Gladius around 200-300 AD.
Arabic scimitar engraved rustic handle. Reproduction of a sword is wielded most emblematic of the Iberian Peninsula during the Arab invasion. Length: 100 cms
German swept handle floret with hem, 17th century
This reconstruction of an early 17th century. The edges are not sharp and the entire blade tab is attached to the handle with a steel top nut. The complex and elegant swept handle with S-shaped cross guard and side ring is made of soft steel, just like the pommel. The handle consists of a wooden core surrounded by alternating layers of brass and twisted steel wire. Delivery includes a wooden sheath firmly bound in black leather and finished with a steel neck and plate.
Roman Gladius sword with stainless steel blade 440. It's decorative. Hem has a small chain to adapt to the belt. The Sword of Ancient Rome Gladius is a double-edged Dagger used by the Roman legions. Roman Gladius is the term used to designate the sword. It had a length of about half a meter, but also custom made. The Roman soldiers were practical in killing
