This form of helmet of the Roman Empire dates from the 1st century AD.
Handmade, very authentic replica made of bronze after a find near Worms, Germany.
The helmet comes with a padded inner cotton cap.

Roman metal plume, crest, red

Simple feather with metal frame for Roman helmets.

Deurne helmet, 4th century

Elaborate reconstruction of a Roman cavalry helmet like that found near Deurne in the Netherlands. The intricate ornamentation suggests that the user was a high-ranking officer. A Roman coin found near the helmet has the date of 319, so the helmet is very likely from the beginning of the 4th century.

Galea Júnior, Roman Legionnaire Helmet for Children, Steel and Brass

Imperial Gallic 'A' (Nijmegen), steel

Classification according to H.R. Robinson: Imperial Italic A
Continental classification: Type Weisenau - Nijmegen

This is the oldest model of the Weisenau type helmet, which extends for more than 200 years to the 'Niedermörmter'.
This model shaped our image of the Roman legion.

talic 'B' (Bucharest), steel

Authentic replica based on 1st century A.D. helmet found in Bucharest, Romania.

Steel with brass ornamentation
Delivery includes a padded cotton cover to wear under the helmet
Suitable for head circumference up to 61 cm
- long distance (back to front): approx. 23 cm
- short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19.5 cm
- Weight: approx. 1.6 kg

Imperial Gaelic - C - (Sisak), acero

Auténtica basada replica en un siglo 1 a.d. Casco encontrado en el río Kupa by Sikak, Croacia. El original se exhibe en zagreb.

Acero con ornamentación en latón.
La entrega incluye una gorra de algodón padded to use debajo del casco
Apt for circumferential de la cabeza hasta 60 cm.
Long distance (from back to front): approx. 23 cm
Distance cuts (oreja a oreja): approx. 17.5 cm
Approximate weight. 1.5 kg

Roman Helmet Coolus 'E' Brass
Coolus - E -, brass
New Coolus And "Walbrook"
1. Century AD.
Very authentic replica of a find in Walbrook near London.
The master of this helmet is exhibited at the British Museum in London. It was probably used during the 1. Roman Invasion in the year 43 AD.
A padded cotton cap is included.
Fits with a head circumference up to 61 cm.
Long distance (back to front): approx. 21.5 cm
Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 18.5 cm
Weight: approx. 1.5 kg

The Late Roman Infantry Spangenhelm 'Burgh Castle'

AH6305N Infantería auxiliar 'E' (Heddernheim), acero y latón


El original se contró en Heddernheim, cerca de Frankfurt, y data del siglo II a.d.

Los historiadores creen que fue used by both la caballería and la infantería.

La entrega incluye gorro de algodón para llevar debajo.

Detalles:
- Material: acero y latón.
- Tamaño: adecuado para una circunferencia de cabeza máxima de hasta 60 cm.
- Long distance (from adelante hacia ago): approx. 20.5 cm
- Distance cuts (oreja a oreja): approx. 19 cm
- Approximate weight. 2.2 kg

Authentic replica of two almost identical helmets found near in Schaan, Liechtenstein, dated approx. 1st century a.d.

Delivery includes a padded cover for wear under the helmet
Suitable for head circumference up to 61 cm
Long distance (back to front): approx. 21.5 cm
Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm
Weight: 1.5 kg

Auxiliary Cavalry A
This Roman cavalry helmet appeared around the beginning of the imperial era.
This reconstruction is based on a helmet crown found in Northwich (Cheshire/UK) and flaps on four in Gloucester. This replica has a beautiful hallmarking, probably from a young man with curly hair.
The ornamentation in the jitt flaps depicts Neptune.
Details
- includes padded cotton cap
- Suitable for head circumference up to 60 cm
- long distance (back to front): approx. 22 cm
- short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm
- Weight: approx. 2.1 kg

Replica detallada del original "AG 800" de la famosa colección de Axel Guttman, que se subastó hace varios años. El original fue encontrado en los Balcanes, se desconoce su paradero exacto.

En referencia a la ornamentación, este casco también se conoce como "ratón y pan". La representación de la hogaza de pan se conoce de una panadería excavada en Pompeji. El ratón o rata es un símbolo que se usa con frecuencia en lámparas y mangos de cuchillos.

Official Roman Tardío Jewel Helmet "Berkasovo"
Siguiendo la forma típica del casco de la época imperial tardía, este casco que se encuentra en Berkasovo (Serbia) se distin de su rica decoración con joyas y aplicaciones de plata y oro. Estos adornos explican a los cascos un peso considerable de más de 3 kg. El elaborado adorno sugiere que el portador debe haber sido un oficial de muy alto rango.
Detalles
- Con incrustaciones de cuero rojo.
- Glass adornment.
- El casco está pquilado en las solapas de la papada, así como en la nuca.
- Adecuado para circunferencia de la cabeza hasta 60 cm.
- Long distance (from adelante hacia ago): approx. 22 cm
- Distance cuts (oreja a oreja): approx. 19.5 cm
- Approximate weight. 3.2 kg including encrustaciones

Spartacus is a Thracian soldier who offers to fight in the Roman Auxiliary against a common enemy of Thrace and Rome. As punishment for challenging the Roman commander Legatus Claudius Glaber, he is condemned to die in the gladiator arena. Against all odds, kill four gladiators and survive. His sentence is commuted to slavery and Batiatus buys it to be trained as gladiator in his ludus. His rebellious tendencies are tamed by the promise of one day reuniting with his wife Sura.
This Spartacus metal helmet has a movable visor, a fish-shaped Roman crest and a long, real tail. Antique finish. It has an adjustable lining.
Helmet holder not included.

Length: 46cm
Weight: 3,400 g

Spartacus is a Thracian soldier who offers to fight in the Roman Auxiliary against a common enemy of Thrace and Rome. As punishment for challenging the Roman commander Legatus Claudius Glaber, he is condemned to die in the gladiator arena. Against all odds, kill four gladiators and survive. His sentence is commuted to slavery and Batiatus buys it to be trained as gladiator in his ludus. His rebellious tendencies are tamed by the promise of one day reuniting with his wife Sura.
This Spartacus metal helmet has a movable visor, a fish-shaped Roman crest and a long, real tail. Antique finish. It has an adjustable lining.
Helmet holder not included.

Length: 46cm
Weight: 3,400 g

Gallic H Imperial Roman Helmet
Authentic replica of a 1st century Roman helmet based on a discovery in Augsburg, Germany.
The type of imperial helmet was a type of helmet worn by the Roman legionaries.

Imperial Roman Helmet Gallic -G- Weisenau, steel, crested

Celtic helmet "Port bei Nidau", in steel

Witcham gravel helmet, Roman auxiliary cavalry helmet, steel, crested

Steel nasal helmet with Celtic motifs, old-fashioned

Imperial Gallic 'H' (Augsburg), steel
Authentic replica of a 1st century Roman helmet based on a find in Augsburg, Germany.

Delivery includes a padded cotton cap to wear under the helmet
- Suitable for head circumference up to 60 cm
Long distance (back to front): approx. 22 cm
Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19.5 cm
- Weight: approx. 1.45 kg

Brass Roman infantry auxiliary helmet

An authentic replica of a 1st century Roman auxiliary infantry .C. which was found near Mainz, Germany

Also included is a padded cotton cover to wear under the helmet

Suitable for head circumference up to 60 cm

Roman metal plume, crest, blond

Roman metal plume, crest, blond

Being in the legion, you need protection from projectiles and blows without disturbing your vision or your breathing! After all, you legionnaires are well known for walking hundreds of miles on the empire road, from one battlefield to another, and walking miles has never been easy for those wearing a fully enclosed helmet.
The Roman helmet worn during the Empire is the product of a slow evolution of the first simple Italian bronze helmet to the Celtic-influenced helmet worn by the legionaries of Augustus, Trajan, Hadrian and all other famous Roman emperors.
The fact is that this remarkable helmet proves surprisingly versatile and strikes a perfect balance between protection and mobility. Just pair it with one of our lorica hamata and you'll get an ideal combination for your next LARP or reconstitution! A great look without harming your vision and freedom of movement.
This gorgeous helmet is handmade 18 gauge soft steel, lined with a comfortable and secure synthetic leather lining. A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit. The historic crest attached to the top will make your Roman outfit stand out!

Eager to portray a Norman knight fighting for none other than the ferocious William 'the conqueror'? Then you will surely need to stay protected while attacking Harold's Saxons! This sturdy Nasal helmet will make it effortless for you!
For centuries, the nasal helmet has been the most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it proved to be ubiquitous in the Bayeux tapestry, representing the invasion of Saxon England by the Norman knights and minions of William the Conqueror. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated in the Bayeux tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to lift his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after the rumor of his death spread in his army.
This gorgeous nasal helmet is handmade in soft steel of 16 caliber, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles.