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Pompei gladius from Nijmegen
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avete Omnes


it is a my reconstruction of the pompei gladius that is in the museum of Njimegen.the plates are partially tinned like the originals.Blade in stell c70 tempered whit 58 HRC of heardness.

valete omnes


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PierPaolo siercovich
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Excellent work again Munazio Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin
Regards Brennivs Big Grin
Woe Ye The Vanquished
                     Brennvs 390 BC
When you have all this why do you envy our mud huts
                     Caratacvs
Centvrio Princeps Brennivs COH I Dacorivm (Roma Antiqvia)
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#3
If museums knew your work all the others were out of bussiness. Excelent work as always.
Big Grin :-D :grin:
AgrimensorLVCIVS FLAVIVS SINISTER
aka Jos Cremers
member of CORBVLO
ESTE NIX PAX CRISTE NIX
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#4
Indeed, very nice. I have some idea of how much work you must have put into it and I agree that your work is consistently very good. Did you make the ribbed parts by stamping them or compressing them in formers, or was it all hammer work?

Crispvs
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Magnificent work!
Moi Watson

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#6
avete omnes


thank you to everynbody especially to Brennivs that a lot of time helped me whit informations,photos etc about my reproductions.

Crispvs,you said good,the pompei scabbard is full of small pieces and ribbed parts that you can become grazy.In fact I was tinking how to do this parts and in the end I resolved like that:


a small bar of bronze very strong,after I did a small stamp female and male (sorry for my horrible english) and in the morse like a sandwich the female,the bar and after the male...compression and the ribbers come very good.

normally the people believe that pompei scabbard is a simple scabbard in front of mainz or fulham scabbards maeby because we mostly have in mind the commercial reproductions of the pompei scabbard.But a pompei scabbard that you do like have to be is 100 time more difficult for make than a mainz scabbard...and very very autentic final result.
PierPaolo siercovich
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#7
You clearly came to the same conclusion I did when I made mine. Here is a piece I made, with the male and female formers I used behind it.

[Image: Scabbardapplique119Feb10.jpg]

And here is a rather poor picture of all of my appliquee pieces. As you say, most commercially available scabbards omit these parts, although actual scabbards consistently exhibit them.

[Image: Scabbardappliques.jpg]


Crispvs
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avete Omnes


in fact this is the best tecnik for make this small parts,there are on ebay some not expansive manual press (about 300 euro) that could be good for do this work better and maeby in the future I will buy one.
PierPaolo siercovich
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