deepeeka coolus g rhenus

deepeeka coolus g rhenusThe helmet is a replica of a Roman coolus found in Drusenheim (Germany). The original dates from 25 to 75 AD and was crafted from copper alloy, whilst the galeae of that period were already constructed from iron. This reproduction is crafted from brass. It is delivered including a cotton arming cap to wear beneath the helmet and is well suited to a head circumference up to 61 cm.

and the blade's full tang is securely fastened to the pommel

The bag is available in black and brown

The cloak itself is crafted from a wool mix

Needles were considerably more expensive than modern ones

The back of the knee is well protected by the authentic historical roundels

In the early Roman army

or with a dress

The Milanese armour style is recognisable by the large

The spectacles protect both the eyes and the nose

The edges of the shield are covered with leather and decorated with rivets

it can be employed for a variety of different characters

The semi-sharp blade is crafted from tempered 1085 carbon steel with a hardness of 48–52 HRC