pilum 3rd century bc

pilum 3rd century bcThe Roman pilum is crafted after a 3rd century original, as used by the early legionaries, hastati and principes. During the time of Marius, the entire legion was armed with these weapons. Once the pilum struck a target, the spearhead bent, so that the spear could not be thrown back. The shaft of the pilum is fitted with a shaft cap. The length of the pilum is 215 cm and it is wrapped with cord. It weighs 2. 2 kg and consists of 2 parts. Crafted from

Supplied in pairs

These leg protectors are constructed with a polyester padding

the tunic permits unparalleled freedom of movement and flexibility

They deliver not only a historic allure but also the comfort and longevity essential for your events

Knives were the most important practical objects beside axes

as depicted in illuminated manuscripts

featuring a flat brass crossguard and a brass pommel of the 'Brazil nut' type

Odin/Wodan is associated with all-knowing wisdom

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This luxurious gladius is an asset for collectors of classical swords

The blade is crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of HRC 50 – 53

but also a statement