Roman and Ancient Swords

Bronze Celtic Antennae Sword Made from solid bronze at Deepeeka. The unsharpened blade of this sword has had its hilt built around it and secured with copper rivets.

Our historical Celtic Bronze Sword, where craftsmanship and material choice echo the ancient traditions of Celtic weaponry. The blade, cast from bronze, is securely affixed to a cast bronze hilt using three bronze rivets in the guard.

Replica of the original Gladiator Barbarian Sword, used in the filming of the movie 'Gladiator'. Comes complete with leather scabbard and baldric.

The Warrior Princess Sword is a single hand short sword is worthy of any Warrior Princess. Comes with a high carbon steel blade.

Our Decorative Khopish features an unsharpened high carbon steel blade with black finish and brass serpent design. The grip is wood with brass pommel and accents. No scabbard available.

This Spartan Sword features an unsharpened high carbon steel blade chopping blade - the hilt is blackened steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in leather. Included is a leather scabbard with a shoulder baldric.

Full Tang Egyptian Black Khopesh Sword, also popularly known as the Sickle sword from Gezer, Palestine. In Egypt, these weapons served as the symbol of authority.

Full Tang Egyptian Khopesh Sword, also popularly known as the Sickle sword from Gezer, Palestine. In Egypt, these weapons served as the symbol of authority.

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.

Greek Hoplite Sword with Brass grip, features an unsharpened carbon steel blades with raised central rib and a solid cast brass hilt. Includes a matching wooden scabbard with brown leather covering, brass throat and lion head tip.

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.

This Greek Xiphos Dagger has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; the grip is steel with wood riveted to a thick blade tang. The hilt is completed with a steel guard and pommel plate. Matches our Xiphos Sword.

This Greek Xiphos has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; the grip is steel with wood riveted to a thick blade tang. The hilt is completed with a steel guard and pommel plate.

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! Inward curving blade, the grip is bone. Includes scabbard.

Khopesh of the Pharoah Sword, also popularly known as the Sickle sword from Gezer, Palestine. In Egypt, these weapons served as the symbol of authority.  Wooden grip, antique bronze fittings and ornate blade.

The Korfu Greek Kopis considered to be of Greek, or possibly Etruscan origin. this sword spread into Southern Russia and also Spain. It was in Spanish hands that it was most feared by the Romans.

This longer-bladed form of the Roman sword became favored in the later Empire to fill the need mounted cavalrymen. Based on historical examples this reproduction has a blade of high carbon steel and a hilt of wood which is finished with a grip of polished bone.

Our Late Late Roman Sword comes with a hand carved bone hilt. Gray leather wrapped wooden scabbard with brass fittings.

The Madrid Iberian Falcata is a meticulously crafted reproduction of an ancient Iberian sword, offering enthusiasts and collectors a chance to own a piece of history. This exquisite weapon combines historical accuracy with superior craftsmanship, making it a prized addition to any collection.

Bone & Wood Handle. Overall 28'' with scabbard. The classic Imperial Roman short sword, named for where an original was found in the ruins of Pompeii (reliably dating from 79 CE).

Pompeii Gladius, Bone Handle. Complete with scabbard from Deepeeka.

This Roman Pompeii style Gladius has a blade crafted of high carbon steel; the hilt has a grip of carved bone and its pommel and guard are of wood. The inset guard plate is brass, as is the pommel nut.

This 2nd Century Roman Spatha sword has a long and wide blade of high carbon steel which is durably mounted into a wooden hilt with brass accents. Included with the sword is a wooden scabbard.

This Roman 3rd Century Spatha is based on historical finds in Poland; this region was beyond the border of the Empire and swords such as this may have been common to Roman soldiery stationed and operating in the borderlands.

This Late Roman Spatha has a blade of high carbon steel and a hilt of wood. The pommel nut is brass and the included wood-core scabbard is completed with brass accents and a brass suspension loop.

Roman Caesar Gladius Sword comes with a hand forged, unsharpened high carbon steel blade. Whitened bone grip, solid wood hilt and brass guard plate. Includes a wooden scabbard that is overlaid in natural leather with brass fittings.

Roman Caesar Gladius Sword comes with a hand forged, unsharpened high carbon steel blade. Solid wood hilt and brass guard plate. Includes a wooden scabbard that is overlaid in natural leather with brass fittings.

Roman Cavalry Sword AH-4208. EN-45 spring steel blade with bone and wood grip, includes scabbard from Deepeeka.

This early period Roman sword features an unsharpened carbon steel blade. The hilt is made of hard wood with a brass plate on the guard. The matching scabbard is made of wood with black leather wrap and brass accents.

The Feltwell Spatha is a replica of a sword found in the remains of a 5th Century Romano British villa. Blade is high carbon steel with a hexagonal cross section. The hilt is of carved wood. Included is a wooden scabbard with a red leather overwrap.

The Roman Fulham Gladius has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; the hilt has a guard and pommel of wood and the grip is carved bone. Included is a wooden scabbard with a brown leather overwrap, brass accents and brass hanging rings.

The Fulham Gladius has a blade of unsharpened high carbon steel. The guard and pommel are of intricately carved wood and the grip is of carved bone. A guard-plate of brass it inset into the guard at that base of the blade.

The Roman Legionary Mainz Gladius has a blade of high carbon steel and a hilt of wood with a grip of bone. The pommel nut is brass and the inlaid guard plate is likewise of brass. A protective felt tab is fitted atop the guard that is removable.

2nd Century Long Spatha with blade crafted from high carbon steel and hilt of carved wood. Brass pommel nut secures the sword tang to the hilt. It is paired with a quality wood-core scabbard.

This Roman Mainz Gladius sword features an unsharpened carbon steel blade, in the wide leaf style of the Roman Republic. The grip is made of bone flanked by a solid wood guard and pommel. The matching scabbard is highly decorated with embossed brass plates on the front.

Here is the Roman Mainz Gladius. The Roman Army's approach to warfare was direct and pragmatic. It chose the Gladius as its principal sidearm because it was practical and efficient and excelled in any close combat situation.

The Mainz-Wederath Gladius has a blade of high carbon steel. The hilt is composed of a wooden guard and pommel and a grip of bone. The guard plate and pommel nut are brass. The scabbard is wood wrapped in leather and finished with brass embellishment and hanging rings.

A unique Gladius, this sword has substituted the standard double-edged blade for a single-edged blade with a particularly acute tip and a thick spine. It is an ideal form for a rigid blade designed to pierce mail armor.

The Spartacus Spatha a museum quality historic replica sword with high carbon steel blade and full tang.

The Tiberius Gladius has a blade of high carbon steel and a hilt of wood. The guard plate and pommel nut are brass. The scabbard is wood with steel and leather - it is finished with brass accents.

Roman Titus Vespasianus Gladius has a blade crafted from high carbon steel and a hilt of wood with a grip of bone. The guard plate and pommel nut are brass.

This Celtic Sword has a blade forged from high carbon steel which is durably mounted into a grip of carved and polished hardwood. The hilt is embellished with ferrules and rivets of brass. The guard plate is fashioned from steel and the sword is matched with a steel scabbard.