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SH2032 Roman Sword by Cas Hanwei
SH2032 Roman Sword by Cas Hanwei

SD4116L DENIX
ROMAN SWORD w/scabbard
List Price: $129.00
Our Price: $109.90
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Overall Length: 27 1/2"
Blade Length: 20 1/4"
Handle Length: 7 1/8"
Blade Width at Guard: 2 1/2"

Blade Material: Zinc Alloy - Cannot be sharpened - for safe display.

Includes matching scabbard. Blade is not full battle worthy. Ideal for display, reenactment or theatrical use.

SH2032 Roman Sword by Cas Hanwei
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ROMAN SWORD w/scabbard (SD4116L) by DENIX
The Roman Sword, or Gladius, evolved from weapons captured during the Romans campaign in the Iberian peninsula. By the first century A.D., it had been refined to the form shown in this replica by Denix. The handle and scabbard are engraved and embossed in brass finish with classic Roman designs. The 20 1/4" cast metal blade of this replica sword is 2.5" wide with a distinctive blood groove. The blades of Denix daggers and swords are cast from a metal alloy and cannot be sharpened, making them safe for display in family environments. Overall Length in Scabbard: 29 1/4" . Weight: 3.9 lbs.

The Gladiator and his Gladius
"Dating back nearly 2,100 years this extraordinary blade represented the height of weaponry during Rome's barbaric fascination with gladiatorial combat. According to Methos, its short broader based blade made it lighter and easier to maneuver which was key strategy when the fighting wore on. "The longer the battle, the worse it was," he said. "I watched men so crippled with fatigue that they could barely lift their swords from the ground. When that happened it was, of course, their death knell." Methos salvaged the blade from the beheaded body of a fallen gladiator who had been left to the whims of the vultures. "Removing any article from a dead gladiator was vehemently forbidden and punishable by crucifixion," he said. "But his fate held such powerful symbolism for an Immortal. "

 

 
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