Albion Maintz Scabbard?

It does not. No Albion has a scabbard, unfortunately. Your best bets would probably be Sonny Suttles of Valiant Armory or Christian Fletcher; both do some outstanding work, though Sonny would likely be cheaper if cost is an issue.

They would indeed. But you just reminded me of another option: DBK. They make amazing scabbards and their base models are probably the cheapest of the three. Regardless of which you choose, it will be a solid, well made scabbard that you can be proud of, though it may not be exactly historically accurate (assuming that matters; I know it does to some).

Hm, in that case, it's too bad that Kult of Athena quit doing their custom scabbard option; a Roman scabbard that was basically just a leather sheath to protect the blade was like 100$. You could always try just making your own, since it looks pretty easy to do, particularly with Gaffer's tutorial to speed things along; if that's not possible, though, you could try asking around here for members who do leather work and see if they can whip you up something.

I keep my scabbard-less swords in locked plastic rifle cases. If price and safety are your top concern, they really can't be beat--you can grab one of those and a lock for $20 or less.

I always plug for people to simply learn to make their own scabbards. You would spend about $20-$30 in materials and you do not need alot of tools to do so. The only way to learn is to jump in an do it, which is what I did myself a few years back. Even if I do not go all out with a leather cover, chape, locket, and suspension - I will still cut out a wood core and just keep the sword stored in that until I get ready to finish it when I am bored (pun intended).

Here is a good tutorial:

yeoldegaffers.com/project_scabbard.asp

Naturally, this would not all apply to you, due to the type of sword you are fitting the scabbard for. But, the wood core instructions are exactly what you would need.

If making your own is a bit too challenging, I simply suggest to store it in the Albion white box, then send it off to Sonny at Custom Sword Shoppe for some clothing. His basic scabbard packages are only $200ish, and he will dye to match the gladius hilt perfectly.

Excellent idea...after my initial Albion purchase I can't really swing a $200-$300 scabbard and afford Christmas for my family.

If money is scarce during the holiday, there is no rush in getting a scabbard. Keeping them in a gun case or in Albion white box is great for storage. I've got a couple of scabbard less sword in their leather sheath and shipping boxes. Besides a historically accurate full blown Mainz scabbard are very elaborate and some would consider it gaudy with our modern taste. Here are some examples of gladius and its fittings:
www.romancoins.info/MilitaryEquipment-Attack.html
The earlier Mainz scabbard are a lot simpler and are quite similar to the Mainz scabbard from Christian Fletcher's/Mark Morrow's website.

If you have gotten a Albion Tiberius (Fulham, a subclass of Mainz family), you might be interested in Leo's scabbard here.
www.myarmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=24396

I was cleaning the packing/shipping grease off my Maximus Windlass the other night and the blade ate through my polishing cloth like butter and sliced my index finger to the bone....yikes that friggin hurt! It bled for 2 days, and I had to go to work with this dripping, oozing bandage on my finger. My patients were asking me "what happened?"
I blamed it on a lawn mower accident...no one pressed me about working on a lawn mower in December.

Ouch! Sorry to hear that man. I've cut myself on a sword in the past and was amazed at how quickly it happened, and how serious the cut was. Doesn't take much with a sharp sword, and the story I told people didn't involve a sword either.

Deep cuts on the finger can be a real mess to heal, and if you haven't gotten stitches I would recommend using some superglue and butterfly suchers to keep things closed. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!