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Different pompei gladius chapes - MarcusMemmiusFalco - 04-16-2005

Salve,

Does someone know where to find pictures of pompei-gladius chapes? I'm familiar with the one rom the gutmann collection but cannot find other examples.

Thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Marcus


deepeeka chape - Marcus Mummius - 04-24-2005

Hello,

Is there any evidence for the chape on the deepeeka pompei gladius? I know the brass is way too thick, but did the form exist?

Valete,
MarcusMummius


pictures - Marcus Mummius - 05-09-2005

Salve,

These are pictures of two pompei gladius chapes by Holger Ratsdorf. Does anyone know if they are based on an original? If so, were can I find it.

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y233/M ... chape2.jpg

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y233/M ... chape1.jpg

Thanks a lot in advance,
Best regards,
Marcus Mummius


found it! - Marcus Mummius - 05-09-2005

I just found a picture of the original chape.

you can see it here:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y233/M ... gineel.jpg


Valkenburg Chape - LUCIUS ALFENUS AVITIANUS - 05-09-2005

SALVE

That's the chape from Valkenburg (Belgium?). I have post a photo of a reproduction maked by me in some previos posts.

The deepeeka ones, i think it's a bad interpretation (very large) of one of the original swords found in Pompeia, that gives the name of that kind of sword.

If you want more examples, you can see the pompei swords replicas from ERMINE STREET GUARD, all matches one original.

But many swords are very simple, without decoration or only with the terminal palmettes.

VALE


thanks - Marcus Mummius - 05-09-2005

There are some pictures of gladii on their site yes, but I find it very difficult to see the chapes clearly... I am reworking my deepeeka gladius and am going to make a new chape for it so I need a good example to do it correctly.

I don't know if this chape comes from Valkenburg(it's in the Netherlands, not in Belgium) , perhaps someone else knows.

Vale,
MarcusMummius


Re: Different pompei gladius chapes - LUCIUS ALFENUS AVITIANUS - 05-10-2005

You can see some work at that past post:

http://romanarmy.nl/romanarmy.nl_non_ss ... wtopic.php ?

includes a link to some close photos from Ermine's gladii


link does not work - Marcus Mummius - 05-10-2005

Salve Lucius,

The link appears to be dead. I get a message saying the post doesn't exist any more...

Is there another way to view the photographs?

Thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Marcus


gladius originals - raeticus - 05-24-2005

see http://www.romancoins.info/MilitaryEqui ... html#sword for original pieces,
greetings,
raeticus


valkenburg - ursinius - 06-03-2006

sorry but this Valkenburg site lies in the Netherlands near the coast....
(there is however a second Valkenburg (at the Meuse), that is more near belgium but it is still the netherlands..see a map
A similar chape with the same pattern was found in Nijmegen and is in the museum there. The Valkenburg one is in the Leiden museum

Ursinius


Re: Different pompei gladius chapes - Peroni - 06-03-2006

Here's one from Vindonissa

[url:3n1sog7l]http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b242/peronis/chape.gif[/url]

and a reconstruction by Erik Konig

[url:3n1sog7l]http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b242/peronis/kit011.jpg[/url]

Regards,