Trojan war helmet with lining
Achilles (played by Brad Pitt) wore a similar helmet in the movie "Troy".
This helmet is ideal for LARP, theater and clothing.
Delivery includes a comfortable leather inlay with chin strap.
Corinthian golden helmet with tufted horse hair. Made of bronze.
Italo-Corintio helmet with front protection and single piece.
Replica in the style of an Italian-Corinthian helmet without helmet. Ideal for LARP, theater and costumes.
The helmet is made of solid steel blade, but has a bronze paint finish, which gives it an antique appearance.
Including leather inlay and chin strap.
Roman imperial helmet
This complex replica follows the example of helmets used in
about 300 BC in ancient Athens.
Flexible cheek protectors are covered with leather inside.
The plume can be mounted separately.
Delivery includes a padded lid.
made of steel and bathed in aged brass. It is fully leather-clad with an adjustable lining and carries a genuine crest of horse hair. The helmet has an impressive height of 48 cm and is truly worthy of being worn by the historic King Leonidas. Includes exhibitor
The Corinthian helmet originated in ancient Greece and took its name from the city-state of Corinth. It was a helmet made of bronze that in its last styles covered the entire head and neck, with openings for the eyes and mouth. A large curved projection protected the nape of the neck.
Out of combat, a Greek hoplite wore the helmet tilted for comfort. This practice resulted in a number of different designs in Italy, where the cracks were almost closed. Although the classic Corinthian helmet was out of use among the Greeks in favor of the more open ones, the Italian-Corinthian designs remained in use until the first century AD.
Made with the finest materials, this amazing helmet is made of steel, aged brass lining and completely lined in leather with an adjustable lining.
Includes display support.
Italian-Corinthian helmet with feather, black, adorned
