deepeeka imperial italic galea d gelduba

deepeeka imperial italic galea d geldubaThe helmet is a replica of an Italic galea discovered at the Roman fort at Krefeld, Germany. It was probably worn between 70 and 150 AD. A similar helmet was also found in Mainz. The cheek protectors of the original have been lost, and the reproduction has therefore been provided with cheek protectors derived from an original discovered in Worms. Crafted from steel and ornamented with brass decorations, the helmet is well suited to head circumferences

Step back in time with this authentic reproduction of footwear from the Schleswig find

It may be styled to your own tastes with a corset or belt

Dispatch weight (gram): 3000 *

permitting it to be worn over the shoulder

polypropylene is an unbreakable and exceptionally strong material with a much lower weight

Well-suited to any re-enactment and LARP Viking character

Armour pieces such as pauldrons were very popular from the second half of the 14th century through the second half of the 16th century

The shield is constructed from 1 cm thick multiplex

The walking stick resembles a woodcut

The pommel is cloisonné with red enamel

the Vikings

The birds depicted in these motifs represent life after death