Leween Pugio, Roman The main of the legionaries of Rome was the dagger known as the "Pugio ", which was carried on the left side of the belt next to the thrusting (gladius). The Pugio has a broad, double-edged blade. This type of weapon was developed on the Iberian Peninsula around the 2nd century BC. From thereon, it became part of Roman military equipment. It was the successor to the Parazonium, and stayed in use until the 3rd century. This replica has a classic, wide blade with a groove. The handle consists of several layers of wood and metal, which are skilfully riveted together. The dagger sheath is made of brass. There are 4 support rings on the brass frame of the scabbard for attachment to the belt. This Pugio has blunt cutting edges and a rounded tip.Key features: - True to the original - With brass scabbard Details: - Blade material: EN45 sping steel - Overall length: approx. 37.5 cm - Blade length: approx. 25 cm - Handle length: approx. 12.5 cm - Weight: approx. 350 g Specs may slightly vary from piece to piece. Please note: We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID-card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail. - Product may have sharp cutting edges. Improper or careless use can lead to injuries.

Parazonium - Greco-Roman Short The parazonium was actually an early Roman , or at times a short sword, which had its origin in ancient Greece. It was predominantly carried by the high-ranking officers of the Roman legions as an auxiliary to their sword (gladius). It is a precursor of the pugio. Its tapering, leaf-shaped blade is a typical feature. Our reproduction has an unsharpened blade forged out of high carbon steel. Its hilt featuring a pommel in the form of an eagle's head is carved from genuine animal bone. Delivery includes a matching leather-covered wooden scabbard with brass fittings. Details: - Blade material: spring steel EN45 - Overall length: approx. 57 cm - Blade length: approx. 40 cm - Weight: approx. 1000 gPlease note: We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID-card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail. - Product may have sharp cutting edges. Improper or careless use can lead to injuries.

Pugio 'Exeter', roman The main of the legionaries of Rome was the dagger known as the "Pugio", which was carried on the left side of the belt next to the thrusting (gladius). The Pugio has a broad, double-edged blade. This type of weapon was developed on the Iberian Peninsula around the 2nd century BC. From thereon, it became part of Roman military equipment. It was the successor to the Parazonium, and stayed in use until the 3rd century. This replica has a classic, wide blade with a groove. The handle consists of several layers of wood and metal, which are skilfully riveted together. The dagger sheath is made of brown leather, which is provided with a steel reinforcement for increased stability. There are 4 support rings on the steel frame of the scabbard for attachment to the belt. This Pugio has blunt cutting edges and a rounded tip.Key features: - Authentic replica - Leather with steel scabbard Details: - Blade material: EN45 spring steel - Overall length: approx. 40 cm - Blade length: approx. 22.7 cm - Handle length: approx. 12.5 cm - Weight: approx. 645 g Specs may slightly vary from piece to piece. Please note: We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID-card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail. - Product may have sharp cutting edges. Improper or careless use can lead to injuries.