greek dory set spearhead and butt cap

greek dory set spearhead and butt capThe spear, the dory, was the primary spear of the hoplites in ancient Greece and a symbol of martial identity. The spear was employed in the phalanx formations and was originally 23 metres long. Later, after the 3rd century BC, spears of up to 6 metres in length were utilised. In classical antiquity, the spear was more often associated with nobility and heroes than the sword. In various Proto Indo European mythologies, war gods such as Odin, Ares,

The Tristan knife is inspired by the classic designs of the Middle Ages

The dress is based on clothing fragments from the ninth and tenth century found at archaeological excavations in Birka

Carolingians

The retiarius was the gladiator who was modelled after a fisherman

This replica meticulously reproduces all aspects of the original

These elegant lace-up shoes feature a subtle perforation pattern along the shaft

badges or embroidery

The sword is 127

and may be fastened with cords at the sides

The dress is one size fits all due to the elastic under the bust

It is almost unbreakable and is well-suited to parrying swords

A small central pouch is also featured