Ancient Roman Legionary Gladius Sword with Scabbard

Description:

Before the gladius was drawn, the pilum had already flown—a javelin meant to pierce shields and break the enemy's will. Only then, in the close chaos of shield wall and sweat, did the legionary reach for this blade. Forged from 1095 carbon steel with a double edge and sharp point, this gladius is built for the thrusts that decided empires. Full tang construction ensures it can answer the call of battle, ready to be sharpened to its owner's preference. The handle, wrapped in excellent-quality brown leather, is contoured with ridges that cradle each finger—a grip forged through centuries of Roman innovation. Antiqued brass bolsters and pommel anchor the hilt, while a brown leather-wrapped wooden scabbard with matching brass fittings protects the blade when not in use. A weapon of the legion. Now, a weapon for your collection.

Specifications:

1095 Carbon Steel Blade: 21.5-inch double-edged blade with sharp point, full tang construction for functionality

Contoured Leather-Wrapped Handle: Brown leather grip with finger ridges for comfortable, secure hold

Antiqued Brass Fittings: Bolster and pommel feature aged brass finish, matching historical Roman aesthetics

Authentic Legionary Proportions: Measures 29 inches overall with 2.25-inch blade width for balanced handling

Complete Scabbard Included: Brown leather-wrapped wooden scabbard with antiqued brass decorative fittings