10-11-2014, 07:05 AM
I want to show you the last -quite simple- pugio I made: It`s not exactly based on a single find but a composition of different find-based pieces, scientific guess and the wishes of the customer.
Blade C 60 carbon steel with rod tang like many pieces from Vindonissa
2-piece Handle ebony with copper-alloy decorative rivets glued in. The 2-piece construction is a guess based on the bone handle from London
scabbard in oak with plate in blackened iron (I`ve found one single piece without inlays from Xanten), pelta-shaped mounts bronze, fixed with bronze rivets
Length: 321mm
Blade length: 198mm
Blade width: 40mm
Thickness: 5,3mm
Weight: 155gr
Blade C 60 carbon steel with rod tang like many pieces from Vindonissa
2-piece Handle ebony with copper-alloy decorative rivets glued in. The 2-piece construction is a guess based on the bone handle from London
scabbard in oak with plate in blackened iron (I`ve found one single piece without inlays from Xanten), pelta-shaped mounts bronze, fixed with bronze rivets
Length: 321mm
Blade length: 198mm
Blade width: 40mm
Thickness: 5,3mm
Weight: 155gr
Als Mensch zu dumm, als Schwein zu kleine Ohren...
Jürgen Graßler
www.schorsch-der-schmied.de
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Jürgen Graßler
www.schorsch-der-schmied.de
www.facebook.com/pages/AG-Historisches-Handwerk/203702642993872