Gladius Cazoleta Bronze Sword

Product detailed description

Reproduction of the classic Spanish sword Cazolet, which became especially famous in the 16th century, when the Spanish made expeditions to the New World in search of wealth.
In our country, the name rapier is used for this sword.
The whole hilt and the scabbard are richly decorated with Spanish motifs, the grip is made of leather, wrapped with wire.
This is not a sword of any proven historical figure, the design was inspired by 16th century Spanish museum swords.
This is not a functional sword, it is for decorative purposes only.

Overall length: 114 cm
Unsharpened blade length of 90 cm
Blade material: 440 stainless steel, hardened and tempered (47-51 HRC)
Handle made of durable alloy, leather wrap, wire

The above data is approximate and may vary slightly from piece to piece.

Gladius was founded in Toledo, Spain in 1986. Since then the company has specialized in creating swords, daggers and other historical artifacts inspired by museum originals and custom (fantasy) designs.
Their products are world-renowned for their exceptional historical replicas, which serve mainly for decorative purposes. However, they also produce several weapons suitable for practical use. All the blades of their swords are made of polished stainless steel and excel in precise details.