The Montefortino helmet, named after the site near the present-day Fermo area (Italy), is the most documented type of helmet of the Roman legions, and has been worn during various stages of development from the Pic wars (approx. 260 BC) to the time of Augustus Caesar (63 BC - 14 AD).
Includes a padded cotton cover.
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Details:
- until approx. Circumference of 70 cm of head
- Internal distance back to forehead: approx. 24 cm
- Inner distance ear to ear: approx. 20 cm
- Material: approx. 1.2 mm brass
- Weight: approx. 1.4 kg
General Roman helmet, made of hand-crafted 18-gauge steel finished in antique brass, horsehair crest, wolf head on the front and floral ornaments. Adjustable lining and strap. Includes display stand. Measures 46 cm with a feather
Replica of roman archer's helmet made of steel and brass. Neck protection is made of brass scales. Includes high-quality leather chin strap. The helmet has a circumference of 60 cms. approx.
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
Roman imperial helmet, but with other engravings like the eagle and the golden tones. The Roman Legion was the basic infantry military unit of Ancient Rome. It consisted of a heavy infantry corps of about 5,000 and later 10,000 infanteria soldiers and several hundred knights.
Replica of a Celtic helmet approx. 300 - 200 b.c.
These helmets were mainly used in the Alpine and northern Regions of Italy. There was probably horse hair tied to the peak of the helmet.
Delivery includes a comfortable leather inlay.
This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel
Intercisa II, steel
Authentic 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
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.
Roman Gladiator Helmet Maximus based on the character who appeared in the film Gladiator, starring Russell Crowe.
Roman imperial helmet, but with other engravings like the eagle and the golden tones. The Roman Legion was the basic infantry military unit of Ancient Rome. It consisted of a heavy infantry corps of about 5,000 and later 10,000 infanteria soldiers and several hundred knights.
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.
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.
Roman imperial helmet, but with other engravings like the eagle and the golden tones. The Roman Legion was the basic infantry military unit of Ancient Rome. It consisted of a heavy infantry corps of about 5,000 and later 10,000 infanteria soldiers and several hundred knights.
Roman centurion helmet open in front. Natural and functional size. Includes helmet with removable comb and interior grass.
The Montefortino helmet, named after the site near the present-day Fermo area (Italy), is the most documented type of helmet of the Roman legions, and has been worn during various stages of development from the Pic wars (approx. 260 BC) to the time of Augustus Caesar (63 BC - 14 AD).
Includes a padded cotton cover.
