Replica of a Celtic helmet, so prevalent among soldiers glucose around 100 ad. This helmet follows an original oven in the "Forêt de Rouvray" in northern France. There was probably horse hair tied to the peak of the helmet.
This helmet features a comfortable leather inlay and a chin strap
Replica of Byzantine helmet from the 10thcentury. The helmet has, at the top, a bronze application to fasten hair orfeathers.
Includes adjustment belt.
Available in two sizes (S and M)
Size S:
Head circumference approx. 59 cm
Distance between front and back: approx. 21 cm
Distance between ears: approx. 18 cm
Weight: approx. 2.6 kg
Size M:
Head circumference approx. 62 cm
Distance between front and back: approx. 23.5 cm
Distance between ears: approx. 18 cm
Weight: approx. 2.75 kg
Spangenhelm of Roman helmet that appeared in Egypt and is dated in the first half of the fourth century after Christ. Made of 1.6 mm steel plates. thickness connected with rivets. The interior comes with fabric lining and straps and buckle to fit the neck.
This replica is made of steel with a thickness of 2 mm. It is adjusted by high quality leather straps. This helmet has a circumference of 62 cms. approx.
Gothic functional cover year 1480. Includes pin visor, chin strap and padded interior. Made of 2 mm steel. thick.
Replica of the Slavic helmet of the 8th century. The helmet is composed of metal plates with a thickness of 2 mm. riveted between them. At the top, it is ready to decorate with dove hair (not included) and also on the back to put a mesh protection for the neck (not included). The helmet is adjusted by a leather chin strap. The helmet has an internal circumference of 62 cms. approx.
German Spangenhelmet, about 500 AD
This replica follows a Germanic spangenhelmet of approximately 500 AD. The top of the pointed helmet as well as the nasaand jowl flaps are typical of this era. A very comfortable adjustable leather lining with chin strap and buckle is included.
Medieval Coventry Sallet helmet from the 15th century. It is a replica of the original found at the Herbert Art Gallery Museum in Coventry, England. Handmade in 2 mm steel. and prepared for Complete Contact and Recreation. It comes riveted and welded. Includes adjustable padded lining, leather strap and metal buckle.
Coolus -G- Drusenheim / Hagenau, Brass
Very authentic replica based on a helmet from the late 1st century AD found in Drusenheim (near Hagenau / Alsace), France.
This type of helmet is often called hagenau type in reference to the location of the discovery.
Medieval Helmet Normal Spangen year 1180 AD with front visor. Made of 1.6 mm steel. to 3.2 mm. thick. It comes riveted and welded. Includes padded lining.
Montefortine helmet worn by Roman legionaries in the 4th century BC. C. Made of 1.2 mm steel. thick. This helmet was the predecessor of the Imperial Galician Imperial helmet. Includes padding.
