relief chariot races circus maximus

relief chariot races circus maximusA replica of a relief from Circus Maximus, Rome. This highly detailed relief depicts a charioteer with his horses. The charioteer, who appeared frequently in Roman figurative art, wears a typical helmet. Charioteers were honoured as heroes, and may be compared with football and other sports players of the modern era. The relief measures 25 x 20 cm and can be painted. It has a hook at the back for hanging on the wall.

The skull is made from 2 mm thick steel

the pouch features a flap of 2 mm thickness

this stick is not only a tool but a feared weapon as well that arrived hard and unexpectedly

The bokken measures 112 cm in length with a blade of 80 cm and weighs 800 grams

the rapier measures 110

The sword is dispatched inclusive of a stylish steel scabbard

It features a split at the front and the back so that it may be comfortably worn whilst horse-riding

1 mm thick

so when employed in combat it can be pulled back and re-used

Kashira and black silk wrappings

It has a length of 87

The steel parts are crafted from hand-forged carbon steel