Marto Roman Dagger 737

The pugio was the double-edged dagger used by soldiers of Ancient Rome between the 2nd century BC and the 3rd century AD. This silver-finished version stands out for its aristocratic ornamentation, inspired by the pieces carried by high-ranking officers and centurions. Beyond the battlefield, the pugio is famous for being the weapon of choice for assassinations in Rome. It was the type of dagger used in the murder of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March, lending it an aura of intrigue and political power. The MARTO Silver Roman Dagger is a faithful reproduction of the pugio, the auxiliary dagger of the ancient Roman legionaries. Designed for both cutting and stabbing, this dagger reflects the discipline, strategy, and military engineering that characterized the Roman army. The pugio, used throughout the 1st century, was a versatile and efficient weapon, capable of piercing even chainmail with a single, well-aimed blow. This modern dagger retains the historical essence of the weapon, combining functionality and handcrafted detail. Elegant and sturdy silver-plated zamak handle. Durable and sharp tempered stainless steel blade. Part of MARTO's prestigious "Historical Daggers" collection, this high-quality piece includes its Certificate of Origin and Quality, proudly made in Toledo, Spain. A dagger that combines history and precision, ideal for collectors, Roman-era enthusiasts, and lovers of historical weapons.

Materials:
Blade: stainless steel.
Handle: metalic.
Sheath: NO.

Measurements:
Blade: 240 mm.
Overall: 375 mm.
Tickness: 5 mm.
Weight: 935 grs.