Roman Weapons

Comes with a matching Wooden scabbard

This replica has a turned ash and maple handle

Blade is EN45 spring steel and is not sharpened

Roman Legionaries from the 3rd c. BC to the 3rd c. AD,

The scabbard is made of leather-wrapped wood

Impressive eagle made of brass.

Has a classic, wide blade with a groove

The Pugio has a broad, double-edged blade

The original was found in the ruins of Pompeii

Has a protective cover made of brass

Full length of the Pilum is 224 cm

Total Length Of Dagger: approx. 34 cm

The sword is approx. 1 m long

The dagger has a hand carved bone handle

Reconstruction of a Legionnaire’s Gladius

Both the pommel and guard are made of hardwood.

Original found in the Roman fort near Künzing

Typical pointed blade which contains a mid rib

The tapered leaf-shaped blade is a typical feature.

Spear made of hand forged steel

The Plumbata includes a wooden shaft

This replica is a reconstruction of a 4th century spatha.

This sword does not have a scabbard.

This is a typical sword of the Celt-Iberians

This dagger has a simple steel sheath

A modified version of an authentic replica

The wooden hilt is hand carved

The wooden hilt is covered with red leather

Crafted with great attention to detail

Replica of a dagger from the 1st Century

Includes matching wooden scabbard