Roman Swords
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Gold Julius Caesar Sword
$179.00 Add to BagThe great Julius Caesar, head of the Roman Empire, left his mark in history as a military leader and an Emperor. The Julius Caesar Sword, with its Roman styling, is a reminder of the power and prestige of the great Roman Empire.
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Bronze Hilt Julius Caesar Sword
$164.00 Add to BagThe great Julius Caesar, head of the Roman Empire, left his mark in history as a military leader and an Emperor. The Julius Caesar Sword, with its Roman styling, is a reminder of the power and prestige of the great Roman Empire.
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Brass Roman Sword
$134.00 Add to BagThe Roman Sword, or Gladius, evolved from weapons captured during the Roman campaign in the Iberian peninsula. By the first century A.D., it had been refined to the form shown in this replica by Denix.
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Black Mainz Gladius
Original price was: $44.00.$30.00Current price is: $30.00. Add to BagNamed for a permanent Roman campsite known for its sword manufacturing, the Mainz gladius remains distinctive for its subtly tapered waist and long point. The Black Mainz Gladius displays both of these traits in its design.
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Satin Finish Pompeii Gladius
Original price was: $44.00.$30.00Current price is: $30.00. Add to BagNamed for the city of Pompeii, the Pompeii gladius was a popular weapon in its time. The Satin Finish Pompeii Gladius is an excellent replica of this Roman sword design, showing off the traditional features of the blade type.
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Centurion Gladius
Original price was: $88.00.$60.00Current price is: $60.00. Add to BagThe centurion was the professional officer of the Roman legion. Commanding roughly 80-100 men, a centurion was expected to be the best soldier among them, wielding his Centurion Gladius with dexterity and skill, leading by example.
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Roman Battle Gladius
Original price was: $122.00.$83.00Current price is: $83.00. Add to BagFor many years, the Roman Battle Gladius was the Roman sword of choice. It was featured not only in their military tactics but also was the most efficient sword of their era, used for personal defense and for games in their Coliseum.
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Roman Maintz Gladius Sword
$225.00 Add to BagMost early versions of the Roman Gladius combined the ability to cut and stab in one handy weapon. The Roman Maintz Gladius Sword carries on that tradition. This sword is fantastic for historical reenactments and for display in your home.
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Roman Gladius Sword
Original price was: $255.00.$219.00Current price is: $219.00. Add to BagThe Gladius was the favored sword of the ancient Roman empire, and there were several types of them. The Roman Gladius Sword is made in the style of the Pompeii Gladius, so named after the city in which the first of its kind was found. This gladius is made from modern materials.
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Roman Gladius Sword
$428.00 Add to BagWarrior, before you head into battle for the empire, make sure that you take a blade like the Roman Gladius Sword with you.
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Condor Mainz Gladius
$292.00 Add to BagRoman Legions were renowned for the brutal fighting spirit of individual soldiers as well as the discipline and organization of the army units. The Condor Mainz Gladius is modeled after the weapon used by these lethal warriors.
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Bone Handled Gladiator Dolch
$75.55 Add to BagPerfectly suited to the combat of the gladiatorial arenas, short weapons like this Bone Handled Gladiator Dolch were used by many a Roman gladiator. As weapons, they also helped ensure an exciting match for the spectators, too.
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Brass Handled Gladiator Dolch
$90.67 Add to BagPerfectly suited to the combat of the gladiatorial arenas, short weapons like this Brass Handled Gladiator Dolch were used by many a Roman gladiator. As weapons, they also helped ensure an exciting match for the spectators, too.
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Sica Sword
$61.69 Add to BagThe gladiators of ancient Rome utilized a myriad of different tactical and deadly weapons during battle. One such weapon is the Sica Sword, with a sharply curved blade that gave these warriors an advantage over their enemies.
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Delos Sword
$233.05 Add to BagSimilar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This Delos Sword is a simple blade with obvious Hispanic influences that is modeled after a Roman sword found in Delos, Greece.
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Roman Parazonium Gladius
$132.25 Add to BagTraditionally, the parazonium was a dagger, but in this variant, it is more like the traditional gladius. This Roman Parazonium Gladius echoes the later designs of the blade, featuring an ornate form that is symbolic of worth and virtue.
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Roman Fulham Gladius
$235.57 Add to BagThe gladius is the iconic sword of ancient Roman foot soldiers, and to this day it still inspires the feeling of bravery and victory that it did thousands of years ago. Now, you can evoke that same feeling with the Roman Fulham Gladius.
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3rd Century Roman Spatha
$200.29 Add to BagSimilar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This 3rd Century Roman Spatha is an ornate sword, featuring straight edges that culminate into a vicious, angular point.
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Late Roman Sword
$207.85 Add to BagSimilar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This Late Roman Sword is an ornate spatha design, featuring long, straight edges that culminate into a vicious, angular point.
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Sword Of Julius Caesar
$350.00 Add to BagJulius Caesar is probably the best-known ruler of Rome to this day. Take on his long-lasting legacy and power by getting the Sword of Julius Caesar. This fantastic sword will look great as a display piece or a costume accessory.
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Pompeii Gladius Roman Sword
$270.00 Add to BagThe Pompeii Gladius Roman Sword is based on the swords that once conquered most of the known world. This high carbon steel blade features a beautiful wooden handle and pommel and is modeled after actual historic artifacts.
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Maintz Pattern Gladius
$270.00 Add to BagThe early Gladius (our version is the Maintz pattern) was wasp waisted with a long point that combined cutting power and stabbing ability in one handy weapon. This is the sword that helped the Romans conquer most of the known world.
The primary weapon of legionnaires, Roman soldiers would use their gladius in close combat as a stabbing, cutting, and chopping weapon. The Roman gladius was two-edged and featured a tapered point. The knobbed hilt often included ridges for the fingers to enhance its solid grip. In warfare, the gladius would often be thrust at the abdominal region or slashed at kneecaps vulnerable below the enemy shields. At Buying a Sword, we carry many excellent examples of this historical weapon, including several Mainz gladius and Pompeii gladius replicas. Our selection features both functional gladius and decorative gladius versions, including ornamental gladii with gold detailing and battle ready Roman swords will full tang construction. Whether you are interested in re-enacting the life of Julius Caesar, training for your next battle, or showcasing a unique Roman blade, you can find many great options here at Buying a Sword.