roman spatha bonna

roman spatha bonnaThe spatha is a replica of an original from the 3rd century AD, now held in the collection of the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Bonn. The sword was probably employed by a Germanic auxiliae in service of the Roman legions. The sword measures 85 cm in length, with a blade of 63 cm long and 5. 3 cm wide. The hilt is crafted from bone. The sword is supplied with a wooden scabbard covered with red leather and decorated with brass ornaments in the style of

A fine accessory for wizard and sorcerer RPG and Witcher characters

and Lombards

The sallet may be worn in various ways in combination with a bevor:

Gyda in Old Norse means as much as 'goddess' or 'beautiful'

The greaves are crafted in the style of the Arthur gambesons

it is strong

Rapiers of this type were employed across Europe

A fine pugio with scabbard by Windlass Steelcrafts

Rotella shields were mainly used during the Renaissance (16th–17th century)

it provides excellent protection for the hand and lower arm

allowing for greater customisation and the replacement of broken tips

The Viking axe is based on early medieval originals and replicas employed in series such as Vikings and The Last Kingdom