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.
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Although the length of the blade was not very different from its previous counterparts, this specific spatha variant featured a wider blade typically two to four fullers and is believed to have been designed as an effective cutting sword for close combat.
The wide, double and double-edged blade of the Roman long sword we offer here is forged in EN45 spring steel. The edges are not sharp and the complete blade spike is screwed into the pommel. The handle with flattened, oval and pommel and cleft cuff is made of wood with brass inlays.
This one-hand Roman sword comes complete with a wooden hem and red leather with brass plate and hanging clip (maximum belt width 5 cm), accented with black drawstring trims.
Note that this sword is not a weapon ready for battle. It is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to its quality as a collectible, it is also perfectly suited as support, for example to complete your fantasy.
Details:
- Material: EN45 spring steel blade (high carbon steel, non-stainless steel), wooden handle with brass inserts
- Total length: approx. 89 cm
- Blade length: approx. 73 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 4.8 mm / 3.8 mm (cutting edges approx. 1 mm)
- Cable length: approx. 16 cm (grip approx. 10 cm)
- max. Blade width: approx. 4.8 cm
- Balance point: approx. 17.5 cm from guard
Incl. wooden sheath with genuine leather cover, brass fittings and drawstring finish
- Weight without sheath: approx. 1.1 kg
- Weight with sheath: approx. 1.4 kg
Hugo de Payens sword with Cross sheath, first, France. Conclusions in brass or nickel. Hugo Payns (1070-1136) was the first grand master and founder of the Order of the Temple and one of the first nine knights. Born in 1070 in Payns Castle, near Troyes, France, and died in Palestine in 1136.
As your squire prepares you for battle, you observe his prestigious blades and powerful axes, erected high on this richly crafted sword and axe holder, contemplating his choice of weapon for the long-awaited battle with the enemy. It is designed for warriors, knights or perhaps history enthusiasts to support its unique collection of swords and axes, which makes it an elegant and utilitarian decorating accessory.
Our THREE-LEVEL WALL MOUNTING SWORD HOLDER is handmade in GENUINE TEAK WOOD, ensuring longevity. This wall mount (44×33) cm is the ideal size to display your favorite swords with pride! Its classic and deep wood texture makes it a perfect decoration accessory for contemporary or medieval environments. Worried about your gun damaging the wood? We've got you covered! A flexible velvet layer protects the vulnerable surface that holds your swords and axes, displaying them with full force.
Your destiny was to be a Viking Count? If you have warrior blood in your veins, then Cold Steel has two weapons that you should love.
The Viking Sword of Damascus and its companion Long Sax are hand-forged from Cold Steel's best Damascus steel and are fully sharpened and ready for battle. They include some superb appointments, each with a beautiful rosewood handle and a classic style guard and pommel made of brass and steel, sandwiched in the old fashioned way and polished for a bright glow.
Details:
- Suitable with a head circumference up to 62 cm
- Long distance (back to front): approx. 23.5 cm
- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm
- Made of 1.6 mm raw steel
- Finish: polished (slightly oiled)
- Weight: approx. 2.2. Kg
Italian Barbute T-shaped, 15th century, battle-ready helmet, steel
2 mm Details:
- Suitable for reconstitution of
combat - Material: 2mm steel (14 gauge), leather inlay, leather chin strap with aged brass buckle
- Suitable for head circumference up to approx. 65 cm
- Long distance (from back to front): approx. 22 cm
- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm
- Height: approx. 26 cm
- T-aperture dimension: eye area approx. 11 x 3 cm / mouth area approx. 9 x 3.5 cm (5.5 cm at the bottom edge)
- Weight: approx. 2.8 kg
Looking for a high-quality yet affordable medieval helmet suitable for combat reenactment? Well, it looks like your search is over! This rugged handmade helmet, based on a historic piece, offers great value for money. Plus, its authentic appearance and elegant simplicity are sure to turn heads!
The barbute or barbuta, a specialized form of the celata or sallet, is derived from the earlier bascinet. This helmet without a visor of Italian origin was most popular in northern Italy in the 14th and 15th centuries, but it was also used throughout Europe.
The barbute offered good protection for the head and face without excessively restricting vision and breathing. The rounded bowl of the helmet covered the head and neck almost completely, and often featured an upper crest or low crest that ran from the forehead to the nape of the neck. A defining feature of this type of helmet was the forward extension from the sides towards the front, which protected the sides of the wearer's face below the eyes. Another main distinguishing feature was the T- or Y-shaped opening of the face.
The authentic, battle-ready SPQR reconstruction we offer here is based on the helmet of the famous Milanese Avant armour that is on display for people to admire at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, Scotland. This late medieval armor, one of the oldest almost fully preserved armor of its kind in Europe, is dated to about 1440-1445. It was created in Milan (one of the most productive cities for the manufacture of armor and weapons of the European Middle Ages) for a member of the noble von Matsch family of the Castle of Churburg (Castel Chur) in South Tyrol, Italy.
Our barbute with T-shaped opening and center ridge from front to back is handmade with approx. 2 mm steel. The opening and bottom edge are reinforced and the interior is blackened for better corrosion resistance. The riveted suspension lining made of leather ensures a comfortable fit and good wearing comfort, and the sturdy, adjustable chin strap with historic brass buckle provides a secure hold.
Suitable for combat reenactment, LARP, stage or TV/film, this slim, fully wearable knight helmet is best suited for late medieval scenarios and ideal for completing a European warrior's armour. Of course, our T-faced barbute not only impresses with its combination of authenticity, safety and comfort, but is also a real eye-catcher that will make a great decorative addition to any helmet collector's treasure chamber.
Top-notch quality at an unbeatable price – Do you want to treat yourself to a good-value piece of history that will add the finishing touch to your medieval knight's armor without breaking your budget? So take the chance and order this top-class helmet today!
The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you regularly maintain helmets, for example by using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for steel care.
Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.
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Oliver Cromwell (1599 - 1658) was a powerful figure in the history of England during
and after the English Civil War, when he ascended from the rank of Captain of the Horses to Lord Protector of England. his
sword, which are said to have been carried at the battle of Drogheda in 1649, was remarkably well preserved and features in the
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Legend of Zelda sword, Unofficial Model, with a total size of 125 cm, titanium blue steel blade, with engraving and scabbard lined in blue faux leather with gold details.
Overall size: 125 cm
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Blade thickness: 3.8 cm
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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.
