Gladii, Spathae, Swords and Pugios

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Gladii, roman republic


SW131 - Republican galdius, IIId - Ist century BC - 140€ - Pictures

No whole roman republican gladius was ever found. Our copy is made after several parts found in Smihel (Slovenia), Osuna (Spain), Mouries (France) for the blade, Delos (Greece) for the scabbard. The hilt is reconstructed after sculptural evidence.

Scabbard made of wood, leather and brass. Grip made of wood. 83cm long



Gladii, Spathae and Pugios, roman empire


SW110 - Mainz gladius, embossed scabbard - 140€
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Typical mail piercing shape of the blade. In use from augustean time until the middle of the first century

Scabbard made of wood, leather and brass. Embossed brass plates. Grip made of wood and bone. 70cm long

 

SW134 - Mainz gladius, engreaved scabbard - 140€ - Pictures

Another Mainz gladius, with a typical scabbard.

Scabbard made of wood, leather and brass. Covered with a tinned plate, and decorated bras brackets. Grip made of wood and bone. 72cm long.



SW132 - Pompeï gladius, red scabbard - 140€
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Known from the middle of the first century on, this gladius has two parallel edges. Used by infantrymen.

Scabbard made of wood, leather and brass. Engreaved and drilled brass plates. Grip made of wood and bone. 70cm long

 

SW111 - Pompeï gladius, black scabbard - 140€ - Pictures


Another kind of Pompei gladius, with a much more simple scababrd.

Scabbard made of wood, leather and brass. Engreaved brass plates. Grip made of wood and bone. 68cm long


 

SW113 - Roman cavalry spatha - 140€ - Pictures

 

Known from the middle of the first century on, this swords has two parallel edges, too, but is much longer than the infantry one.

Scabbard made of wood, leather and brass. Engreaved brass plates. Grip made of wood and bone. 82cm long


SW 114 - Roman pugio
- 80€ - Pictures

Ist century roman pugio. Iron blade and hilt.

Iron scabbard decorated with embossed brass plates. 35cm long.


 

SW 123 - Roman pugio, brass scabard - 80€ - Pictures

Ist century roman pugio. Iron blade, hilt brass plated.

Brass embossed scabbard. 35cm long.


SW130 - Decorated pugio, Ist century AD.
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Copy of the Oberammergau pugio (Germany). Blade made of forged steel, iron scabbard engreaved and nielled. See the original one.

Length 32cm, length of the blade 21cm

 


Gladii, Spathae and Pugios, late roman empire


SW121 - IIId century spatha, « Straubing-Nydam » type - 150€ - Pictures

The late roman swords grow longer, and are now weared on the left side. On our copy, the scabbard is made of wood covered with leather, with brass brackets. The hilt is made of bone. 85cm long.

 

SW133 - Spatha romaine du IIIème siècle, type « Lauriacum-Hromovka » - 150€ - Pictures

A bit later, the suspensions rings disappear, and the blade shows two parallel grooves?

The hilt is made of bone. 85cm long.

 


SW115 - Late roman Spatha - 150€ - Pictures

During the IVth century, the blade of the spatha is longer and shows two parallel grooves. The scabbard is made of wood covered with leather, with brass brackets. The hilt is made of bone. 90cm long.

 

 

 


SW122 - Late roman pugio - IIId century
- 110€
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The pugio almost disapeared during the second century, and is found again during the third one. The creszcent shape of the hilt is typical. 40 cm long. Wooden scabbard with iron parts.



Celtic and Germanic weapons


SW125 - Bronze Antennae Sword
- 210€ - Détails

During the bronze age, having a metallic weapon was a sure sign of power and wealth. This antennae sword - name due to the strange form of the hilt - has a typical shape of the beginning of the first millenary BC. It was also used by the villanovian warriors - a civilisation which gave birth to the etruscan one later.

Total length 95cm, weigth 2.8kg. Made of cast bronze (not brass).


SW126 - Epée en bronze - 210€ -
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At the beginning, hilt and blade were cast separatedly, and were fixed together by some rivits. Later, all the sword was cast in a piece, but the rivits remained, as a decoration. The shape of the blade is also typical in our reproduction: it gains on weight, and allow the warrior to use it more easily - and more deadly.

Total length 95cm, weigth 2.8kg. Made of cast bronze (not brass).


SW116 - Gallic Sword
- 170€ - Pictures

This is with this kind of weapon than the celtic warriors fighted Caesar's legions. The scabbard is made of iron, and the hilt is in wood.

SW253 - "Sax" knife - 90€ - Pictures

This knife has the same shape than the sax and scramasax used by germanic tribesmen. The blade is forged and damasked, the hilt is made of bone. Hard leather scabbard.

Length 18cm, (9cm for the blade).


Greek swords


SW118 - Hoplite sword - 165€ - Pictures

Made after an artefact found in Campovalano, this sword was called Xyphoi by the greeks. 75cm long. Hilt made of solid brass. Wooden scabbard covered in leather, with brass parts.


SW101 - Falcata - 140€ - Pictures

this weapeon was also used by iberians, and was called as a kopis by the greeks.

The hilt is made of brass and bone. Length 64cm.


SW102 - Falcata with scabbard- 150€ - Pictures

A small knife is also sold.

Length 64cm, 24cm for the knife.Wooden scabbard covered in leather, with brass parts.

 



Rudis


MR1043, M1041 et M1042 - Rudis (wooden swords) 40€ - Pictures


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MR1043, cavalry spatha,
MR1041, Mainz gladius
MR1042, Pompei Gladius

 

Forges swords, battle ready, forged and tempered blade

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SW150 - forged roman gladius, battle ready - 250€
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Forged blade. Wooden hilt. Total length 77cm (56cm for the blade), 10cm wide, weigth 900g. No scabbard.

 


All the weapons are purely decorative, and are not to be used for fencing (except SW150)