greek hoplite helmet

greek hoplite helmetThe helmet is a replica of a Corinthian Italic helmet from the 5th century BC. This helmet type was especially popular during the Archaean period, from the 8th to the 6th century BC. From the 5th century BC, the Thracian helmet came to be preferred, as it permitted a greater field of vision. In Italy, the helmet was worn by the Romans and Etruscans during the royal period. Crafted by hand from 1. 2mm (18 gauge) steel, the Corinthian helmet is lined

The sabre features a peened pommel

these types are named after the region where the majority of examples are found

It features a striking V-neckline

This permits the bearer of the spear to inflict deep and wide stab wounds

Designed in Orc style

The Viking axe is a replica of a 10th-century original found in Mammen

The aventail is crafted from butted rings in a 1:4 pattern

This large bottle is particularly well-suited to LARP and reenactment groups

making this an excellent training weapon

permitting the deflection of strikes from other weapons

the dress is available in sizes S through to XXXL

sits comfortably in the hand