Roman Swords and_Daggers

Late Bronze Age historically inspired Naue II sword reproduction—an iconic blade form that appeared around 1450 BC and remained in use for centuries across the Aegean and wider Mediterranean. Featuring a durable C60 high-carbon steel blade, a smoothly carved pinned wood hilt, and an included tooled leather sheath with antiqued hanging rings, this piece is ideal for collectors, living history, and display.

A historically faithful reproduction of a late Roman–British Spatha from the 5th century. The Anglian Feltwell Sword represents the transitional period between Roman and Anglo-Saxon weapon design. Hand-forged from C60 high carbon steel with brass and bone fittings, it captures the craftsmanship of the Migration Era in a battle-ready form.

28" (71.12cm) overall. 20" (50.8cm) satin finish carbon steel blade. Black and gold metal alloy handle. Black leather scabbard. Boxed.

The Brass Beaded Pugio Dagger is a very fine replica worn by Roman foot soldiers. Hand forged from high carbon cutlery steel. Riveted brass grip with brass & steel scabbard.

This beautiful Roman Centurion Gladius comes with a hand forged, tempered high carbon steel blade. This Gladius is truly worthy of a Roman Centurion. The antiqued parts are meticulously hand finished from solid wood with metal accents to complete this regal piece.

28" (71.12cm) overall. 20" (50.8cm) satin finish double edge high carbon stainless blade. Rosewood handle. Spring temper blade. Brass fittings. Black leather scabbard. Boxed.

The Exeter Roman Pugio Dagger has a blade of high carbon steel. The steel tang is layered over with horn and steel to form a riveted, composite grip. The wooden scabbard which is bound in leather and steel and finished with steel hanging rings.

The Celt-Iberians of Roman times were justly famed for their weapons, such as the Falcata Sword, one of the most devastating swords ever made! The inward curving blade delivers a tremendous blow and could split both shield and helmet! Considered to be of Greek, or possibly Etruscan origin.

The Kingdom of Arms Falcata features a hand hammered 5160 carbon steel blade as the originals were made, full tang, heat treated and tempered as the originals. The handle is a white wood over a full tang.

This Sica Sword has a blade of high carbon steel and a hilt of carved wood. A protective brass plate is fitted to the base of the guard.

This Parazonium Short Sword from Deepeeka has an unsharpened blade of high carbon steel. A brass plate sits at the base of the blade atop the guard. The guard, grip and pommel are all of carved, layered bone. 

Greek Campovalano Xiphos Sword comes with a forged, unsharpened high carbon steel blade. Composite bone and steel hilt. Includes a wooden scabbard that is overlaid in black leather and finished with brass fittings.

This Greek Kopis has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; the thin blade profile matched with a central spine for rigidity ensures that this Kopis is a quick and fast striking blade and not a ponderous performer.