Imperial Gladiator Sword

Product Details:

Blade: 23" Handle: 10"
Free display stand
Quality stainless steel construction
Ornately moulded pewter handle
Weight: 1.10 kg

About the Imperial Gladiator Sword

The gladius was the primary sword of Rome’s foot soldiers. Early Roman swords resembled the Greek xiphos, and the Romans also adopted designs from the Celtiberians during the conquest of Hispania – which is why the sword is also known as the gladius hispaniensis, or Hispanic sword.

Rome’s first gladiators were prisoners of war and seasoned fighters, each equipped differently to keep contests balanced. Many swords were used in the arena, and the imperial sword reproduced here is linked to Emperor Otto IV in the twelfth century. Here are the details:

• A replica of the imperial gladiator sword.
• 33 inches long overall.
• A 23-inch blade and a 10-inch handle.
• Quality stainless steel.
• Weighs 1.10 kg.
• A display stand is included free.
• The ornately moulded pewter handle sets it apart.
• Elegant enough for home décor or as a gift.

Our imperial gladiator sword is very reasonably priced – order now and it should arrive within 3–5 working days. For more, visit our film and TV swords category.

Can I have the blade sharpened?

Yes, for a small extra charge.

What comes free with the sword?

A display stand.

How much is delivery?

Delivery costs depend on your location.

Finish off your display with the Gladiator Movie Gold Sword and the Gladiator Wooden Handle Sword.