古羅馬帝國 军团战士 Gladus 护身符 (沒有保留價)

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古羅馬青銅護身符,造型為迷你軍團短劍,長度約43.5毫米,呈橄欖綠銹,源於公元1–2世紀,原件於2026年於波蘭的拍賣行取得,需時可提供真實性證明書(適用於起標價€100或以上之物件)。

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Attention: due to customs regulations we can only ship inside the European Union. Please ensure you have a valid EU shipping address before placing a bid.

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Ancient Roman bronze amulet in the form of a miniature Legionary Gladius (short sword), featuring a tapering blade, pierced with a circular opening along the body. At the end is a stepped collar, leading to a solid spherical pommel.

古代罗马铜质护身符,呈迷你式 Legionary Gladius(短剑)形状,刀身逐渐变窄,刀身上部穿有圆形孔。末端是一阶梯状的护颈圈,通向实心球形剑锷。

-> Miniature weapon pendants were worn throughout the Roman world as personal amulets. Such objects symbolised strength, protection, and martial power, reflecting the importance of military culture within Roman society.

-> 小型武器吊坠在整个罗马世界被佩戴为个人护身符。此类物品象征力量、保护和军事威力,反映了军事文化在罗马社会中的重要性。

-> Small representations of weapons such as swords, daggers, and axes are known from Roman contexts and were often worn as symbolic talismans, possibly intended to invoke protection or the virtues associated with Roman soldiers.

-> 在罗马语境中也有如剑、匕首、斧头等小型武器的再现,常被作为象征性的护符佩戴,可能旨在祈求保护或获得与罗马士兵相关的美德。

Length: ± 43.5 mm

长度:±43.5毫米

Condition: Well-proportioned amulet in good and solid condition with a smooth olive-green patina, typical of ancient bronze. Minor surface irregularities and signs of wear consistent with age and use.

状况:造型均匀的护身符,保存良好、坚实,表面呈光滑的橄榄绿铜绿,符合古铜的特征。较小的表面不规则及磨损迹象与年龄和使用相符。

Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format) for items with a hammer price of € 100 or more.

真伪证明:对成交价达到或超过€100的物品,可按需提供(PDF格式)。

-> A Gladius amulet is one of the most attractive and desirable ancient amulets. These were issued to soldiers in combat.

-> 剑形护符是最具吸引力、最受欢迎的古代护符之一。这类护符曾在战斗中发放给士兵。

The Roman Gladius was the primary sword for Roman foot soldiers. Early Roman swords were based on the Greek xiphe. From the 3rd century BC the Romans adopted and improved the swords of the Celtiberians in Hispania (modern-day Spain), known as a 'gladius hispaniensis'.

罗马短剑是罗马步兵的主要武器。早期罗马剑以希腊长剑为基础。公元前3世纪起,罗马人采用并改进了伊比利亚半岛(今西班牙)的凯尔蒂贝里亚人之剑,称为“gladius hispaniensis”。

A Roman Legionair was equipped with a gladius (sword), pugio (dagger), scutum (shield), a pila (javelin).

罗马军团士兵装备有短剑(gladius)、匕首(pugio)、盾牌(scutum)、矛枪(pila)。

Gladii were two-edged for cutting and had a tapered point for stabbing. A solid grip was provided by a knobbed hilt added on, possibly with ridges for the fingers. The hilt (capulus) was often ornate.

短剑为双刃,便于切割,尖端逐渐收窄以便刺击。剑柄配有带钮的握柄,可能带有指槽。剑柄(capulus)通常华丽。

The gladius was sheathed in a scabbard mounted on a belt or shoulder strap. A centurion wore it on the opposite side as a mark of distinction.

短剑装在固定在腰带或肩带上的剑鞘中。百夫长通常将其佩在对侧以示区分。

Towards the end of the 2nd century AD and during the 3rd century the spatha gradually replaced the gladius in the Roman Legions.

在公元2世纪末至3世纪,长剑(spatha)逐渐在罗马军团中取代短剑(gladius)。

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Attention: due to customs regulations we can only ship inside the European Union. Please ensure you have a valid EU shipping address before placing a bid.

注意:由于海关规定,我们仅在欧盟境内发货。请在出价前确认您拥有有效的欧盟收货地址。

Ancient Roman bronze amulet in the form of a miniature Legionary Gladius (short sword), featuring a tapering blade, pierced with a circular opening along the body. At the end is a stepped collar, leading to a solid spherical pommel.

古代罗马铜质护身符,呈迷你式 Legionary Gladius(短剑)形状,刀身逐渐变窄,刀身上部穿有圆形孔。末端是一阶梯状的护颈圈,通向实心球形剑锷。

-> Miniature weapon pendants were worn throughout the Roman world as personal amulets. Such objects symbolised strength, protection, and martial power, reflecting the importance of military culture within Roman society.

-> 小型武器吊坠在整个罗马世界被佩戴为个人护身符。此类物品象征力量、保护和军事威力,反映了军事文化在罗马社会中的重要性。

-> Small representations of weapons such as swords, daggers, and axes are known from Roman contexts and were often worn as symbolic talismans, possibly intended to invoke protection or the virtues associated with Roman soldiers.

-> 在罗马语境中也有如剑、匕首、斧头等小型武器的再现,常被作为象征性的护符佩戴,可能旨在祈求保护或获得与罗马士兵相关的美德。

Length: ± 43.5 mm

长度:±43.5毫米

Condition: Well-proportioned amulet in good and solid condition with a smooth olive-green patina, typical of ancient bronze. Minor surface irregularities and signs of wear consistent with age and use.

状况:造型均匀的护身符,保存良好、坚实,表面呈光滑的橄榄绿铜绿,符合古铜的特征。较小的表面不规则及磨损迹象与年龄和使用相符。

Certificate of Authenticity: available upon request (pdf-format) for items with a hammer price of € 100 or more.

真伪证明:对成交价达到或超过€100的物品,可按需提供(PDF格式)。

-> A Gladius amulet is one of the most attractive and desirable ancient amulets. These were issued to soldiers in combat.

-> 剑形护符是最具吸引力、最受欢迎的古代护符之一。这类护符曾在战斗中发放给士兵。

The Roman Gladius was the primary sword for Roman foot soldiers. Early Roman swords were based on the Greek xiphe. From the 3rd century BC the Romans adopted and improved the swords of the Celtiberians in Hispania (modern-day Spain), known as a 'gladius hispaniensis'.

罗马短剑是罗马步兵的主要武器。早期罗马剑以希腊长剑为基础。公元前3世纪起,罗马人采用并改进了伊比利亚半岛(今西班牙)的凯尔蒂贝里亚人之剑,称为“gladius hispaniensis”。

A Roman Legionair was equipped with a gladius (sword), pugio (dagger), scutum (shield), a pila (javelin).

罗马军团士兵装备有短剑(gladius)、匕首(pugio)、盾牌(scutum)、矛枪(pila)。

Gladii were two-edged for cutting and had a tapered point for stabbing. A solid grip was provided by a knobbed hilt added on, possibly with ridges for the fingers. The hilt (capulus) was often ornate.

短剑为双刃,便于切割,尖端逐渐收窄以便刺击。剑柄配有带钮的握柄,可能带有指槽。剑柄(capulus)通常华丽。

The gladius was sheathed in a scabbard mounted on a belt or shoulder strap. A centurion wore it on the opposite side as a mark of distinction.

短剑装在固定在腰带或肩带上的剑鞘中。百夫长通常将其佩在对侧以示区分。

Towards the end of the 2nd century AD and during the 3rd century the spatha gradually replaced the gladius in the Roman Legions.

在公元2世纪末至3世纪,长剑(spatha)逐渐在罗马军团中取代短剑(gladius)。

賣家的故事

请仔细阅读我们的信息。 *SHIPPING INFO 由于保险程序,合并运输只能通过单一付款实现。 (1 个付款参考 → 1 个投保包裹。) 如果在拍卖后接受出价并分开付款,之后将无法手动合并发货。请在付款前确保您的送货地址完整且正确。付款后所做的修改不会自动转发给我们。 * CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY (COA) 为保险起见,我们可以为每件落槌价达到或超过欧元 100 的物品提供数字真伪证明(PDF)。COA 可在拍卖日期起 20 天内按需提供。发货时会提供使用说明。证书不包含在包裹中。 * INSURANCE & CLAIMS 我们的所有包裹均投保外部保险。此保险要求如下: -> 在线跟踪并在发货日期后 14 天内通知卖家延迟。 -> 如有损坏:在送货单上写明保留,并在 24 小时内通过 Catawiki 在线聊天向卖家报告损坏。请保留所有包装并向我们发送损坏照片。 * MARGIN SCHEME: 所有我们的销售均适用边际征收制度;因此,发票上不征收也不显示增值税。 * IMPORTANT BUYERS OUTSIDE THE EU: 我们无法向欧盟以外的国家发货。请在出价前确保您拥有一个欧盟送货地址。不能做任何例外。瑞士、挪威和英国不属于欧盟。 * DOCUMENTATION NOTICE: 以前的发票和进出口文件将不会与客户共享。 ---------------------- 感谢您的关注,祝您出价好运!
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古羅馬帝國
世紀/時間框架
1st - 2nd century AD
Name of object
Legionary Gladus Amulet
獲得來源
拍賣行
獲得年份
2026
獲得國家
波蘭
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好
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拍賣行
前任擁有者獲得年份
2026
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波蘭
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