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Medieval Swords by Valiant Armoury
Praetorian Roman Gladius
Swords
Overall
Length: 28" The Praetorian Roman Gladius Swords: The "Praetorian" roman swords are named in honor of the Praetorian guard that was created in 27 BC by the Roman Emperor Augustus. They are Mainz style Roman Gladius Swords. These types of swords first appeared shortly after Mainz was founded as the Roman permanent camp of Moguntiacum in 13 BC by the Roman General Drusus. The swords made at Mainz were generally sold to the people of the lands to the north of Mainz. They are characterized by a slight waist running the length of the blade and a long point. The Praetorian Roman Swords features a sharp, hand hammer forged 19 and 3/4 inch leaf shape blade. The handle is alternating brass and Macassar ebony hardwood. A leather scabbard is included with this sword.
Rudiarii
Roman
Swords
Overall
Length: 28" Rudiarii Roman Swords are 28" overall. These beautiful handcrafted swords have a 20" full tang, sharpened, functional, hand hammer forged, tempered high carbon steel tapered blade. The handle grip length is 4" with brass fittings. Sword weighs approximately 2 lbs 11 oz. For durability, it has a Macassar ebony hardwood handle, guard and pommel with solid brass fittings. Handle has custom finger groove grip for better handling. Sword includes a leather scabbard. Handmade in the Philippines.
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Custom Medieval Swords These are real swords. They are not to be used in theatrical-style reenacting except where specifically named for that purpose and designed for that specific use. While these practical and functional swords are designed for soft target cutting (such as tamashigiri - the cutting of mats) they should only be used for that purpose by well trained professionals. Never perform cutting exercises without proper training and supervision. It is dangerous to use swords in any manner other than their intended purpose. Abuse or misuse will void the warranty and endanger the user.
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