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Parazo Greco-Roman Sword with Sheath
The Parazonius is a short sword used by the Greeks and Romans. Made with carbon steel blade. Eagle head-shaped button carved into bone. Includes leather-covered wooden hem to match the sword. Parazonium used to be the perfect complement to Roman gladius.
€94.85
€118.56
Irish cape sword with ring apple, incl. Sheath
This one-hand sword is based on several original finds and 16th-century drawings of kerns (ceithern), the light infantry men who constituted most of the Irish forces in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. These Gaelic warriors, mainly mercenaries, proved their ferocity in many conflicts in the British Isles.
€187.60
€234.50
Republican Delos Sword with Sheath
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Attractive and authentic replica of a republican gladius from Spain. The wooden handle is hand carved.
Period: Approx. 300-100 B.c.
Period: Approx. 300-100 B.c.
€179.16
€223.95
Scottish Claymore Sword of Two Hands, 17th century. XVI, no sheath
This two-handed clay sword (derived from the Scottish Gaelic word claidheamh -mòr, which translates simply as "great sword") is modeled after the impressive double-edged long swords wielded by the famous Scottish Highlanders during clan conflicts and border wars with the English crown between the 15th and 17th centuries.
€152.52
€190.65
Maximilian I Sword Guinegada with sheath
A beautiful reproduction of the famous sword was supposedly carried by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. at the Battle of Guinegate in 1513.
Due to the fact that the French cavalry invaded the battlefield in total confusion, this battle is also known as the Battle of the Sporas.
Due to the fact that the French cavalry invaded the battlefield in total confusion, this battle is also known as the Battle of the Sporas.
€127.92
€159.90
Scottish sword basket , includes sheath
The Basket-Hilt Backsword of Hanwei is replicated from an original in the collection of the Royal Armouries in England dating from about 1760. It is likely that the original sword blade was made in Germany a century earlier and re-wielded as the designs of the baskets were refined. It has an unusual basket with double engraved plates of "horned beast" and a blade with twin fullers for most of its length.
€653.40
€816.74
English Reverse Sword
Brave is a short and light sword, to load, draw, be agile, strike, cut, stock strong and fast - Paradoxes of Defense, George Silver, 1599.Cold Steel® is proud to add its interpretation of a 17th-century English funerary sword to the line. Inspired by historical examples, this agile one-hand sword is quick and alive in hand and an absolute pleasure to train. Able to hit a decisive blow even by cutting quickly on the wrist, this beautiful sword has proven to be very popular with the Cold Steel crew®, who proclaimed it to be one of their favorite one-hand cutters.
€548.01
€685.01
Sica Sword
The sica was a curved dagger on one side, with thrakian-illirian origin. In Rome, the sica was mainly used by gangs of thieves, who were called sicarii. This weapon was also used by the thraeces, a special type of gladiator.
This reproduction of a sica features the classic curved blade, which is made of en45 spring steel. The blade is not sharp.
The handle, with handles and guard are made of skilled crafted wood. A brass plate has been inserted into the guard to ensure safety.
This reproduction of a sica features the classic curved blade, which is made of en45 spring steel. The blade is not sharp.
The handle, with handles and guard are made of skilled crafted wood. A brass plate has been inserted into the guard to ensure safety.
€52.69
€65.87
Sword of Julius Caesar (limited series)
The Sword of Julius Caesar with leaf, cross and button with details in Damasceno embedded in gold. It's a LIMITED EDITION.
€388.68
€485.85
€147.60
€184.50
Baskethilt Scottish Sword with Steel Scabbard
These Brass Basket Hilt championship swords are used in many championships in Scotland and the World Highland Dance Championships.
Each carbon steel sword is made with a polished solid brass hilt and comes with its own scabbard. These cost a sword and a scabbard. Two are needed to make a double fist set of the championship.
Each carbon steel sword is made with a polished solid brass hilt and comes with its own scabbard. These cost a sword and a scabbard. Two are needed to make a double fist set of the championship.
€90.33
€112.91
Roman spatha with hem
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Final Roman Sword (Spatha)
Beginning around the 3rd century, the Romans began to adopt the long double-edged swords called Spathas,
which were originally used only against the Germans.
This replica is a reconstruction of a 4th century spatha.
The handle is carved into animal bone. The blade has two fullers.
The delivery includes a leather-wrapped wooden sheath with an authentic brass ornamentation.
Beginning around the 3rd century, the Romans began to adopt the long double-edged swords called Spathas,
which were originally used only against the Germans.
This replica is a reconstruction of a 4th century spatha.
The handle is carved into animal bone. The blade has two fullers.
The delivery includes a leather-wrapped wooden sheath with an authentic brass ornamentation.
€131.73
€164.67
Roman spatha with hem
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Roman spatha with sheath, 3rd century
From the 3rd century, the Romans adopted the long, straight double-edged swords of the Germanic people: the Spathae.
This replica is a reconstruction of a 3rd century AD spatha. The blade was forged from steel. The fist is made of bones. The wooden handle is covered with red leather and completed with authentic brass accessories.
From the 3rd century, the Romans adopted the long, straight double-edged swords of the Germanic people: the Spathae.
This replica is a reconstruction of a 3rd century AD spatha. The blade was forged from steel. The fist is made of bones. The wooden handle is covered with red leather and completed with authentic brass accessories.
€121.19
€151.49
Romana Gladius sword with sheath
Replica of a Roman Gladius, as carried out by the Roman legionaries around the time of Christ's birth.Pommel and guard are made of beautiful wood. The handle is made of genuine animal bone. Steel blade and pommel are screwed together.The sword comes with a wooden sheath with brass ornaments.An introductory model accessible, but quite suitable for Roman re-enactment.
€103.32
€129.15
Romana Gladius sword with sheath
One of the weapons with which legionnaires conquered the great parts of Rome of the world known at that time was the short sword. The different types are categorized primarily based on the blade or the site.
This sword (Latin Gladius) is of the Mainz type with a double-edged blade. It is extremely efficient for slash and sting techniques and was a dreaded melee weapon.
This replica has an EN45 spring steel blade, which is not sharp. The cable is made of wood and bone.
The ornate sheath is made of leather-wrapped wood, which features fittings made of brass and laminated metal.
A leather strap, attached to the transport rings, ensures a comfortable carriage of the sword.
This sword (Latin Gladius) is of the Mainz type with a double-edged blade. It is extremely efficient for slash and sting techniques and was a dreaded melee weapon.
This replica has an EN45 spring steel blade, which is not sharp. The cable is made of wood and bone.
The ornate sheath is made of leather-wrapped wood, which features fittings made of brass and laminated metal.
A leather strap, attached to the transport rings, ensures a comfortable carriage of the sword.
€186.96
€233.70
Gladius sword with sheath
The gladius, the main weapon of the Roman legions, was used in many variations from the 4th century BC until the 3rd century AD. Pompeii gladius is one of the latest versions of the Roman short sword. It was named by modern historians after the Italian archaeological site, where the four canonical examples (dated before 79 AD, the year of the devastating volcanic eruption of Vesuvius, which buried the city under several meters of ash) were found.
€126.46
€158.08
Gladius sword with sheath
One of the weapons with which legionnaires conquered the great parts of Rome from the then-known world was the Gladius. The different types are categorized primarily based on the blade or the site.
This sword (Latin Gladius) is of the Mainz type with a double-edged blade. It is extremely efficient for slash and sting techniques and was a dreaded melee weapon.
This replica has an EN45 spring steel blade, which is not sharp. The handle and button are made of wood.
The hem is made of leather and has exquisitely decorated brass ornaments and metal plates, which show the Roman emperors Augustus and Tiberius, and wear rings on the sides of the hem.
This sword (Latin Gladius) is of the Mainz type with a double-edged blade. It is extremely efficient for slash and sting techniques and was a dreaded melee weapon.
This replica has an EN45 spring steel blade, which is not sharp. The handle and button are made of wood.
The hem is made of leather and has exquisitely decorated brass ornaments and metal plates, which show the Roman emperors Augustus and Tiberius, and wear rings on the sides of the hem.
€231.85
€289.81
Roman spatha with hem
The Spatha (Latin for "broad blade") is a double-edged sword with a straight blade. This form of sword existed around the 1st century BC. Until the end of the early Middle Ages. The Romans used the Spatha until the fall of the Roman Empire.
€110.66
€138.32
Gladius Sword
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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.
€158.08
€197.60
Pompeiglad
Features:
- Measures:
Total: 77 cm
Sheet: 56 cm
Handle: 21cm
- Weight: 1,220 gr.
Termination in aged silver. Stainless steel plate and thickness of 4 mm
- Cable: beech wood and iron
- Measures:
Total: 77 cm
Sheet: 56 cm
Handle: 21cm
- Weight: 1,220 gr.
Termination in aged silver. Stainless steel plate and thickness of 4 mm
- Cable: beech wood and iron
€152.81
€191.01
Gladius Launcher
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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
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
€47.42
€59.28
Roman sword with sheath
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).
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).
€137.00
€171.25
Roman sword with sheath
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.
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.
€137.00
€171.25
Roman sword with sheath
Roman Fulham Type Gladius with sheath, 1st .C., sword decorationThe 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.
€118.08
€147.60
Roman sword with sheath
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.
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.
€168.62
€210.77
Gladius sword with sheath
Roman Xanten Gladius with scabbard, 3rd .C., sword decorationThe 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. But eventually, this highly feared short sword was gradually replaced by the longer spatha during the Roman Empire.
€147.60
€184.50
Gladius sword with sheath
Roman Pompeii gladius type with scabbard, 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. But eventually, this highly feared short sword was gradually replaced by the longer spatha during the Roman Empire. The type of Pompeii, gladius (or gladius pompeianus), which replaced the type of Mainz in the mid-1st century AD, constituted the final evolutionary stage of the Roman short sword. This late variant was named after the famous Italian archaeological site, where the four canonical examples were found (dated before 79 AD, the year of the devastating volcanic eruption of Vesuvius that buried the city under several meters of ash).
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. But eventually, this highly feared short sword was gradually replaced by the longer spatha during the Roman Empire. The type of Pompeii, gladius (or gladius pompeianus), which replaced the type of Mainz in the mid-1st century AD, constituted the final evolutionary stage of the Roman short sword. This late variant was named after the famous Italian archaeological site, where the four canonical examples were found (dated before 79 AD, the year of the devastating volcanic eruption of Vesuvius that buried the city under several meters of ash).
€137.76
€172.20
