roman dolabra

roman dolabraThe dolabra is a replica of an original found in Southern England. The dolabra formed a fundamental part of legionary equipment. The pickaxe is fitted with a hard flat surface at the front, which may be employed for hammering, whilst the opposite side features a sharp point suited to splitting and digging. The face of the sharp point is furnished with a keen edge that permits cutting. Constructed from high quality carbon steel, the dolabra is

the ends are formed by the decorated dragon head from Oseberg

The grip of this spatha is crafted in the Germanic animal style

such as laurels

The cingulum is a replica of an original found in Tekije

The Belt Bag with Buckle Closure is a high-quality product crafted by Spanish artisans using authentic skins and leathers

It is fully functional and is delivered together with a wooden display stand

The Cold Steel sword is named after the 16th century sword master Luke LaFontaine

and similar colours that were less costly to produce

there was a particular fascination with classical antiquity

Crafted from brass and lined with red leather

This halberd has a length of 190 cm

Gloves such as these have been worn for centuries against the cold