Imperial Gallic -G- Weisenau, steel
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Imperial Gallic -G- Weisenau, steel
Imperial Gallic -G- Weisenau, steel
Very authentic replica of an imperial Gaulish G helmet.The original was found near Weisenau, Germany.Included is a padded cap. Not included but available separately is the horsehair plume and brass holder.
Details:- for head circumferences up to 60 cm- Long distance (front to back): approx. 21.5 cm- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm- Weight: approx. 1.5 kg
€147.60
€184.50
Ribchester Cavalry Sports, brass and steel
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Ribchester Cavalry Sports, brass and steel
Ribchester Cavalry Sports, brass and steel
This replica is based on the cavalry helmet found near Ribschester (Lancashire), United Kingdom. The original is displayed at the British Museum in London.
The embossed drawings show soldiers doing athletic training exercises.Details:- Suitable for head circumference up to 60 cm- Long distance (from back to front): approx. 21 cm- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19.5 cm
€305.04
€381.30
Intercisa II, steel
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Intercisa II, steel
Intercisa II, steelAuthentic late Roman replica based on a helmet from the 3rd century A.D. found in Intercisa, Hungary.The helmet has a riveted, adjustable, high-class padded leather lining.
Details:- Suitable for head circumference up to 61 cm- Long distance (from back to front): approx. 21 cm- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm- Weight: approx. 1.10 kg



€162.36
€202.95
Late Roman Intercisa I Helmet, 1.2 mm Steel
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Late Roman Intercisa I Helmet, 1.2 mm Steel
Intercisa I Ancient Roman Helmet made of 1.2mm steel, century3/4 Details:- Material: 1.2 mm steel (18 gauge), inlay- Maximum head circumference: approx. 61 cm- Long distance (from back to front): approx. 20 cm- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm- Height: approx. 14 cm- Cheek pads dimensions (L x B): approx. 13 x 10 cm- Weight: approx. 1.2 kgThis beautiful Roman helmet is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, authentic, and affordable helmet. This carefully handmade helmet offers excellent value for money and is an ideal addition to any Roman armor. The so-called Intercisa helmets belong to a group of Roman helmets found in the fort of Intercisa, located in present-day Hungary. A total of about 15 to 20 fragments of late Roman iron helmets were found at the site, four of which could be reconstructed. These helmets, classified as Intercisa I-IV, date from the late 3rd or early 4th centuries and all share two distinct features. Firstly, the skull is made up of two segments joined by a central crest or crest. Second, there is no base ring, which was common in helmets of the same period, such as the Berkasovo type (also known as the late Roman ridge helmet).This detailed reconstruction of the Intercisa I is made of 1.2 mm steel and features all the typical features of this type of helmet. Particularly striking are the eye motifs in the forehead section, which sit above the wearer's actual eyes and face directly forward. The ear holes, typical of this Roman helmet, are formed by special cutouts both in the bowl of the helmet and in the cheek protectors. The neck and cheek protectors are riveted securely to the helmet with sturdy leather straps. All edges are reinforced with a leather finish and an adjustable, riveted leather lining ensures a customizable fit and optimal comfort.Suitable for re-enactment, LARP, stage or film/TV, this fully wearable helmet is best suited for late Roman environments and is ideal for completing the armour of a Roman legionnaire. Of course, it will also be a great addition to any helmet collector's treasure chamber.Order now and get a piece of Roman history!Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you regularly maintain helmets (and armor) in general, for example by using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for steel care.
€162.36
€202.95
Lorica Segmentata Type Corbridge A, Stainless Steel
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Lorica Segmentata Type Corbridge A, Stainless Steel
Lorica Segmentata Type Corbridge A, Waterproofrust Authentic replica of an original dated around 1 BC and found in Corbridge (England).This version is identical to Art.Nr. 1016385100, except that it is rust-proof and prevents tiresome cleaning and lubrication.Details:- Material: 1.2mm stainless steel, brass, leatherSize chart:



Size
Maximum Thoracic Circumference
Approx. weight


M
115 cm
12.5 kg


L
130 cm
12.5 kg


€388.68
€485.85
Late Roman centurion belt
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Late Roman centurion belt
Late Roman centurion belt An authentic replica of a late Roman belt (cingulate) of a centurion, the officer of a group of one hundred soldiers of the Roman legions.The belt is made of red cowhide approximately 3 mm thick and is equipped with ten spindle-shaped brass decorations and a massive multi-part belt buckle. Two brass rings are also attached to the belt, on which a dagger (pugio), a sword (gladius or spathe), or a belt pouch can be used.Details:- Length: approx. 130 cm- Width: approx. 9 cm- Fits a hip circumference of approx. 101 to 121 cm- Weight: approx. 1 kg
€157.44
€196.80
Cingulum, Roman legionary belt
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Cingulum, Roman legionary belt

Cingulum, BeltRoman Legionary This is a reconstruction of a typical Roman cingulate (cingulum militare) used by legionaries during the 1st century AD. The belt is made of sturdy light brown leather and adorned with fine brass fittings.Details:- Belt length: approx. 120 cm- Apron strap length: approx. 35 cm- Weight: approx. 700 g
€216.48
€270.60
Cingulum, Roman Belt, She-Wolf with Romulus and Remus
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Cingulum, Roman Belt, She-Wolf with Romulus and Remus
The piece of Roman military equipment known as the cingulum militare was a leather belt adorned with ornamental metal plates and often fitted with frogs (hanging mounts) for the soldier's dagger. This war belt was not only used to hold the warrior's braccae (pants) during battle, but it was also a display of rank or military honors.The cingulate was usually completed by a leather apron consisting of several flat straps (so-called pterygians or pteruges) hanging from the belt and decorated with continuous rows of riveted metal fittings. Each bracelet ended with metal pendants (pensilia).The richly adorned Roman cingulate or balteus that we offer here is best suited for the late 1st century portrait of a legionary. The riveted rectangular belt plates (approx. 8.5 x 5 cm) are made of thin-leaf brass and engraved with alternating motifs of a human face and the famous Roman she-wolf or magnifying glass nursing the twins Romulus and Remus (recorded in Roman mythology as the founders of the city of Rome). The articulated buckle and pugio frogs are also made of brass.The belt itself is made of sturdy 3mm leather. It has holes and is adjustable to a wide range of sizes. A leather cord for tying and attaching a dagger to the twin buds (pugio frogs) is included in delivery. The apron consists of 4 leather straps, each of which is adorned with a brass pendant and 8 brass medallions.An ideal accessory for Roman reenactment. LARP, stage or TV/film, this beautiful Roman belt will make your transformation into a proud warrior simply perfect.
€186.96
€233.70
Lorica Segmentata - Arm Attachment
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Lorica Segmentata - Arm Attachment
Lorica Segmentata - FixationMade of 1.6 mm steel. Includes leather straps for fastening. Suitable for use on both sides.Delivery includes one piece (not a pair!).Measures- Length: approx. 61 cm- Width: approx. 21 cm including protrusion- Thickness: 1.6 mm (16 ga)- Weight: approx. 1.7 kg
€73.80
€92.25
Round Roman Shield, Umbo, Brass
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Round Roman Shield, Umbo, Brass
Ideal for DIY shield projects.Shield bosses are designed to deflect enemy blows and accommodate shield grip. But in addition to their practical function, they could in some cases additionally serve an ornamental purpose.The round shield boss (the so-called umbo) that we offer here is the perfect accessory for ambitious reenactors who want to build their own Roman shield. It is ideal for a parma, but can also be used on a shield (note that the protrusion is not bent, so if it is mounted on curved armor, it must be adapted to the curvature of the armor before mounting).The protrusion is made of brass, blackened on the reverse side, and has four pre-drilled holes to attach it to your shield. Mounting hardware (screws with rounded brass heads) is included in delivery.Details:- Material: Brass- Diameter: approx. 20 cm- Bulge diameter: approx. 12 cm- Bulge height: approx. 6.5 cm- Weight: approx. 230 gSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.
€61.01
€76.26
Umbo, Roman Shield with Bolts, Brass
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Umbo, Roman Shield with Bolts, Brass
Shield bosses are designed to deflect enemy blows and accommodate shield grip. But in addition to their practical function, they could in some cases additionally serve an ornamental purpose.The shield boss (the so-called umbo) that we offer here is the perfect accessory for ambitious reenactors who want to build their own Roman shield. It is, for example, ideal as a spare or replacement part for our Roman Imperial Legionary Shield (product no. 1116385300), but it is also perfectly suitable for other DIY shield projects.Our umbo is made of brass, blackened on the reverse and has eight pre-drilled holes to fix it to your shield. Mounting hardware (screws with domed brass caps) is included in delivery.Note that the protrusion is not bent, so if it is mounted on a curved shield, it must be adapted to the curvature of the shield before mounting.Details:- Material: Brass, approx. 1 mm thick- A steel version, product no. 1116675202, is also available.- Length: approx. 25 cm- Width: approx. 19 cm- Bulge diameter: approx. 12 cm- Bulge height: approx. 7 cm- Weight: approx. 300 g Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.
€41.33
€51.66
copy of Gladius Roman sword with black scabbard
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copy of Gladius Roman sword with black scabbard
The Roman gladius was the ultimate weapon for its cutting ability and its power to stab in hand-to-hand combat. A simple but effective weapon that ensured its success in battle and became the most popular weapon of the powerful and feared Roman army.
This new design has a longer blade to achieve a greater range and thus achieve a higher status that was granted to Roman officials.
The cuff and scabbard are beautifully designed and perfect for soldiers with higher status. Brass ornaments decorate the wooden guard and hilt and a medallion of Caesar is embedded in the hilt. The double-edged blade arrives sharpened from the factory. 
The wood-core leather sheath and belt are also enhanced with high-status brass accessories, including a lion head applied to the center belt attachment harness. 
SPECIFICATIONS:

Total length: 98 cm
Blade length: 76 cm
Blade width: 5 cm
Blade thickness: 0.47 cm
Weight: 960 g
Blade Material: High 1075 Carbon Steel
Edge: Double edge - sharp
€393.60
€492.00
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