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Just Took Delivery of my Guttmann Gladius
#1
From Albion:

[attachment=3737]jutmannGladius1.jpg[/attachment]

Compared to my 1st Gen Albion Mainz:


[attachment=3738]jutmannGladius2.jpg[/attachment]

Christian Fletcher did both scabbards.


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Titus Licinius Neuraleanus
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#2
Some beautiful blades you've got there.
Alexander
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#3
Very nice. I like it. :-)
Robert Reeves
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#4
I absolutely love the pompeii gladius blade there! Neat scabbard too!
Samuel J.
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#5
How is the balance and weight on one of those swords Lee?
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-Matt
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#6
Neither blade feels heavy, and the balance of both feels about the same. I chose the Guttmann design for its reinforced tip. Many roman swords with such a tip reinforcement have been found.
Titus Licinius Neuraleanus
aka Lee Holeva
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#7
Very nice.
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#8
Very nice Lee. Although I have a very fond spot for Albion's MK I Pompeii gladius...
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#9
Quote:Very nice Lee. Although I have a very fond spot for Albion's MK I Pompeii gladius...

Yes, it is cool in it's simplicity...
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#10
Beautiful sword(s). Thanks for posting the picture. Very nice scabbards too. Christian has been doing some amazing work lately.
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