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Large Image of Roman Gladiator Sword with Scabbard BK1420 made in Pakistan Roman Empire Swords, Roman Costumes, Modern Gladiator, Roman Statues, Roman Armor, Roman Costume, Demi God, Roman Warriors, Roman Theatre

Roman Empire Swords

Modern Gladiator

Detail Image of Roman Gladiator Sword with Scabbard BK1420 made in Pakistan

Large detail image of Roman Gladiator Sword with Scabbard model BK1420 made in Pakistan available at NobleWares

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NobleWares Large Image of Roman Gladius Sword 4140 with Sheath by Denix of Spain Escudo Viking, Roman Shield, Roman Gladius, Roman Armor, Tactical Swords, Roman Warriors, Roman Legion, Swords Medieval, Roman Soldiers

Tactical Swords

Swords Medieval

Detail Image of Roman Gladius Sword 4140 with Sheath by Denix of Spain

Detail Image of Roman Gladius Sword 4140 with Sheath by Denix of Spain available at NobleWares

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ArtStation - Roman sword, Dmitriy Mironov Roman Gladius Tattoo, Gladius Tattoo, Roman Gladius, Dungeons And Dragons Rules, Roman Warriors, Cool Swords, Cool Knives, Ancient Romans

Roman Gladius Tattoo

Dungeons And Dragons Rules

Roman sword, Dmitriy Mironov

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SPQR is an acronym from a Latin phrase, Senātus Populusque Rōmānus ("The Senate and People of Rome"). The Roman Eagle was the national animal, and graced the standard of each legion. A standard-bearer would carry the eagle with them, and it the standard fell or was lost, it had to be retrieved at all costs. (cafepress, 2014) Spqr Tattoo, Imperial Tattoo, Imperiul Roman, Roman Tattoo, Roman Army, Roman Legion, Empire Romain, Classical Antiquity, Eagle Tattoo

Imperial Tattoo

Classical Antiquity

Spqr Tattoo

SPQR is an acronym from a Latin phrase, Senātus Populusque Rōmānus ("The Senate and People of Rome"). The Roman Eagle was the national animal, and graced the standard of each legion. A standard-bearer would carry the eagle with them, and it the standard fell or was lost, it had to be retrieved at all costs. (cafepress, 2014)

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25 Ancient Artifacts - Imgur Medieval Swords, Imperial Crown, The Orb, Holy Roman Empire, Swords Medieval, Medieval World, Medieval Period, Arm Armor, Medieval History

Medieval Swords

Holy Roman Empire

Swords Medieval

Medieval Period

Medieval History

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Centurion Roman Gladius, Military Gear Tactical, The Legion, Cool Swords, Arm Armor, The Men, Labor, The Spirit, Rome

Military Gear Tactical

Centurion's Gladius

Valor and Discipline; the watchwords of the Legions of Imperial Rome. In the vast bronze and steel ranks of the Legion none embodied these words more than the Centurion. The soul of the Legion, his scars were tattoos of Valor and the loud crack of his vine-stick kept the rhythm of Discipline. A decorated Veteran, his great labor was to forge and hone the spirit of the Legion by being the physical embodiment of its values. He did so with his greatest tools; Respect and Fear. With carefully…

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Del Tin Pompeii Roman Gladius. Overall Length: 27 1/2'' Blade: 20 1/4'', Weight: 1 lb 12.5 oz. The straight-edged Pompeii is the ‘’classic’’ gladius. Easier to manufacture than the Fulham or Mainz the Pompeii is a design that has done away with everything unnecessary and is an effective, utilitarian sword. It seems to have been the dominant Gladius pattern from about the mid 1st Century to the early 3rd Century A.D. Roman Gladius, Roman Shield, Knife Patterns, The Guard, Cool Swords, 1st Century, Hard Wood, Pompeii, Axes

Roman Gladius

Del Tin Pompeii Roman Gladius. Overall Length: 27 1/2'' Blade: 20 1/4'', Weight: 1 lb 12.5 oz. The straight-edged Pompeii is the ‘’classic’’ gladius. Easier to manufacture than the Fulham or Mainz the Pompeii is a design that has done away with everything unnecessary and is an effective, utilitarian sword. It seems to have been the dominant Gladius pattern from about the mid 1st Century to the early 3rd Century A.D.

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Late Roman Army, Late Roman Empire, Punic Wars, Historical Warriors, Roman Army, Germanic Tribes, Eastern Roman, Historical Illustration, Roman Era

Late Roman Army

Late Roman Empire

Historical Warriors

Germanic Tribes

Historical Illustration

Yuezhi (Yue-Chi) / Kushans

Are there many contemporary illustrations of Yuezhi (Yue-Chi) / Kushans? Some I have found are on textiles woven in China, Syria or Bactria with embroidery...

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Roman Gladius, Roman Gladiators, Roman Armor, Historical Swords, Punic Wars, Roman Warriors, Roman Army, Roman Legion, Types Of Swords

Roman Gladiators

Historical Swords

Types Of Swords

Gladius Hispaniensis

The gladius Hispaniensis or Spanish sword was first used by tribes in the Iberian peninsula and, following the Punic Wars, became the standard sword of Roman legionaries from the 2nd century BCE as...

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Jonathan Tarquinius' new sword for the Charging the Darkness cover. This one will NOT be used for turkey carving. ;-) Magfed Paintball, Turkey Carving, Roman Gladius, Roman Armor, Roman Centurion, Roman Warriors, Historical Armor, Ancient Warfare, Bows And Arrows

Magfed Paintball

Roman Centurion

Historical Armor

Ancient Warfare

Bows And Arrows

Magfed Paintball

Jonathan Tarquinius' new sword for the Charging the Darkness cover. This one will NOT be used for turkey carving. ;-)

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