roman 3rd century gladius ravenna Eedringen yet supple

yet supple

Swords of this type were employed by Vikings across Europe between the 10th and 11th century

Ancient Norse poetry describes Baldur's death as a tragedy and a harbinger of Ragnarok

It is well-suited to a head circumference of approximately 59 cm

Gyda in Old Norse means as much as 'goddess' or 'beautiful'

roman 3rd century gladius ravenna Eedringen yet suppleThe gladius is based on an original depicted amongst Roman legionaries from the 3rd century AD in Ravenna. The blade is crafted from high quality 1065 carbon steel with a hardness of 4852 HRC. The gladius is supplied complete with a scabbard. The scabbard is constructed from wood and leather and features brass fittings. A belt loop is fitted to the scabbard, permitting it to be worn across the shoulder.