fulham mainz gladius porto novo

fulham mainz gladius porto novoThe gladius was the most important weapon of Roman legionaries from the 3rd century BC until approximately the 3rd century AD. Gladii have been found throughout the former Roman Empire; subdivided into types, these types are named after the region where the majority of examples are found. The weapon was designed for stabbing and slashing in close combat. The successor to the gladius was the spatha, a longer type of sword. The gladius is not a replica

For long-term enjoyment

which permits sizes and finish to deviate slightly from one another

The armour covers both the entire chest and the back

modelled after originals employed by the Anglo-Saxons between the 9th and 11th centuries

which is finished with a strong coating of latex

The bow has been designed especially for LARP and re-enactment

and weighs approximately 6

The bust is 25 cm high

L/XL and XXL in black

The dress is based on a sixth-century archaeological excavation of clothing fragments found in a women's grave near present-day Dortmund

The trousers are crafted in the style worn by the German landsknechts

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