pugio vitellius Maliënringen often with projecting spurs on

often with projecting spurs on either side of the eye (yoke-like projections)

A shoulder piece like this is also called a pixane

This throwing spearhead is a replica of a Norse original

This jewel is a replica of several spearheads that were used all over Europe during the Bronze Age

This fine helmet is completely handmade of iron and leather after historical originals

pugio vitellius Maliënringen often with projecting spurs on"This is based on an original from the 1st century AD found in Leuwen (Gelderland), Netherlands. This is of Scott type B and has a scabbard of Scott type A. The blade has a similar formation to the Mainz gladius type. The grip and parts of the included scabbard are adorned with brass fittings. The steel parts are made from hand forged carbon steel. The is 33. 5 cm long, with a blade measuring 21 cm in length and up to 5. 2 cm in width. Weight is