Romeinse spatha Aalen, 2e eeuw n.C., semi-scherp Vachten - botten - veren Garments of this type are

Garments of this type are frequently depicted in 15th-century Italian paintings

This armor looks beautiful

such as holders for throwing knives and the like

It is completely hand-beaten

In the middle it is decorated with a large leaf to emphasize the natural bound spirit of the elf

Romeinse spatha Aalen, 2e eeuw n.C., semi-scherp Vachten - botten - veren Garments of this type areThis spatha is not an exact replica of 1 particular museum piece, but it is based on original remains of several spathas from the second century AD. which are exhibited in the Limes Museum in Aalen, Germany. From the end of the second century, the spatha began to gain popularity among Roman legionaries and auxiliae, at the expense of the gladius. The spatha was a lot longer than the gladius, so it was also perfect for cavalry troops. The infantry