imperial gladius mainz

imperial gladius mainzThe gladius is the weapon that enabled the Roman legionaries to conquer a large part of the world. There are different types of gladii, which are named after the place where they were most often used. This gladius is of the Mainz type a double edged sword that was primarily intended for stabbing. The Mainz type scabbards were fully reinforced with metal fittings, which can also be seen on this replica's scabbard. This luxurious gladius is an asset for

It is supplied complete with a scabbard

wolves were depicted in battle scenes

This bevor consisted of multiple lames with an integrated visor and is also called the "falling buffe" because the visor can be fully lowered

Originals of camails such as this may be found at the Wallace Collection in London

The tent measures 3 x 5 metres and provides space for approximately 5 people including luggage

The skirt has been designed for wearing beneath a cuirass

or as a home decoration

and may optionally be treated to render it even more waterproof against the winter rains

Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight

the blade is approx

Ready for Battle

Viking tunics of this type were worn between approximately the eighth and eleventh centuries