Description
This Roman Spearhead is crafted from solid brass and polished to a rich golden finish. It has a classic conical shape with a symmetrical blade and a long, tapering point designed for deep penetration. The socketed base allows it to be mounted onto a wooden shaft like ancient times.
Historically, these spearheads were known as the roman pilum and played a vital role in Roman warfare. Used by Roman soldiers, they helped keep enemies at a distance and were effective in both offensive and defensive combat, cavalry and infantry formations. The also served ceremonial purposes, for authority, discipline and rank.
In rituals and formal displays, the represented power and protection. Its presence meant control and command, making it more than just a weapon. This heritage gives the piece strong historical significance, great for collectors and history enthusiasts.
Today, this can be used for historical themed events, decoration, educational demonstrations, or as part of a Roman costume. It also makes a great gift for collectors of ancient arms. As a brass spear, it requires less maintenance compared to iron or steel alternatives, making it practical for long-term display. Its form shows a traditional roman spear, while the polished brass finish gives visual elegance to any collection.
Key Features
- Material: Solid brass
- Finish: Polished golden surface
- Shape: Conical with symmetrical blade
- Construction: Long tapering point with socket base
- Use: Display, decoration, educational purposes
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
- Keep away from prolonged moisture to prevent tarnishing
- Always wipe the spearhead dry after use
- Clean using a soft cloth to avoid scratches
- Store in a dry area when not in use
Note
- This spear head does not include a wooden shaft
- Pure brass naturally develops a patina over time, giving it an aged appearance















