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This sword ("gladius" in Latin) was found inMainz, Germany, and has a leaf-shaped, double-edged blade. It was equally effective at slashing and stabbing, making it an ideal sword for close combat.
The lightweight faux ivory handle is characteristic of this type of gladius , and the guard prevents the hand from slipping on the blade after a strong point. The spherical pommel then keeps the hand firmly on the hilt even during strong slashes. A scabbard with decorative brass appliqués is included with this type of gladio from Mainz.
- Overall length: 70 cm
- Blade length: 50,5 cm
- Handle length: 9 cm
- Weight: 0,77 kg
- Blade thickness (at guard): 4,3 mm
- Width of blade (at guard): 5,5 cm
- Point of balance (PoB): 9 cm
- Blade: High carbon steel
- Blade: Dull
- Head: Threaded
- Sheath: Wood, leather, brass
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
