lituus

lituusThe lituus is an Etruscan Italic musical instrument. It was employed by the Roman tribes as early as the Monarch Period, and was later utilised in the Roman legions as the signal instrument of the principes. The lituus was also played during religious ceremonies. This replica has been crafted from brass after two finds near Saalburg, which date from the 2nd century AD. The lituus is playable and is delivered complete with a mouthpiece. Its length is

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It is decorated in the early medieval Viking art style

downward strokes

Due to its rich decoration

A complete black grip for the katana

Elegance meets functionality with the red stripes across the chest

Axes such as these were employed by both the aristocracy and the foot soldiers

The trousers feature a straight fit and finish just above the knees

This gladius is a replica of an original from the first century AD

The doublet Leonhardt has a simple design and is therefore well-suited to a wide range of costumes

Constructed from sturdy canvas with leather edges for extra strength

one can deliver heavy impacts