Greeks & Romans

Wearable Armor sixth century BC - black metal ornate.

Muscular armor made of black metal decorated with two dragons and a lion-headed brass-plated metal in the center of the chest with leather strips and wearable.

Round greek archaic version of the shield, most likely originated in Central Europe and imported into the Hellenic peninsula at the end of the Mycenaean period, diameter 58 cm.

Century - Sources: 1st-2nd cent. This style comes from the Qasr Ibrim original one, Egypt.

Elmo by Auriga, conductor wagon antiquity.

Roman Elmo known as Nidermormter made entirely of wrought iron hand, while the visor and ear flaps are gangs of reinforced brass-plated metal.

Hoplite Shield fully hand painted is made of wood covered in a canvas, authentic Geek hoplite design. The interior features a leather handle, a rope which acts as the hand grip.

Hoplite Sword, Greek sword blade straight to Hoplites supplied as a weapon to launch additional

Hoplomachus Gladiators Helmet, helmet used by gladiators, his defenses were made of a LMO that fully cover the head, made of iron entirely handmade and fully wearable.

The falcata is a steel sword that originated in the Iberian peninsula and is therefore related to the Iberian natives before the Roman conquest.

Imperial short bladed dagger. Elsa eagle with two heads in brass painted red, apple of the same material in the shape of a crown.

Roman helmet made of iron burnished handmade, has lowered the neck roll to protect the neck and shoulders, while the parafronte the paraguance and earmuffs have special..

Roman Imperial Gallic helmet with longitudinal crest put on a helmet placed on the tile by a support fork rebuilt exactly as before.

Helmet with longitudinal crest - Deluxe version. Down with fork.

Elmo with longitudinal ridge - down with fork.

Imperial Gallic helmet. Deluxe version. Down with fork.

Roman helmet Imperial Italic D Type Mainz, steel and brass, Replica of an original found in Mainz, Germany, dated approx. 1st century a.d.

Leather strips (pteruges) from fixed along the bottom edge to protect the legs

Faithful reproduction of the dagger belonged to Gaius Julius Caesar, Rome, 15 March 44 BC). Dimensions: 78 cm.

Replica of an original, Late Roman Pugio "Kunzing" Type, late Roman dagger found in the Roman fort near Künzing (Bavaria) dated from the 3rd century AD.

Leather Muscle breastplate, brown, breast plate is made from robust cowhide leather. This type of armour was worn in antiquity by Greeks and Romans.

The Lorica Hamata was the typical chainmail armour of the Roman legionnaire.

Roman armor developed since the first century AD and worn by the legionaries, every movement can help to combat, fully wearable.

Lorica Segmented, Typ Corbridge A, Roman armor developed since the first century AD and worn by legionnaires in place of chain mail or lorica hamata.

Lorica Segmentata (Corbridge A), made of stainless steel. Lorica Segmentata Type Corbridge A, STAINLESS STEEL

Roman armor, segmented Lorica (I century A. D.)

Manica- Gladiator Leather Arm Guard, Our reproduction is robustly manufactured and well suited as gladiator gear.

Helm of General Maximus in the fight in the Colosseum, with bits of steel to protect the face, wearable

Miniature centurion helmet with crest , decorative miniature steel helmet,includes wooden stand. Details: - Height with wooden stand: approx. 20 cm

Roman brass muscle cuirass, decorated completely in black metal, wearable, used in pageants.

Network rope gladiator, used by the gladiators in melee combat.

Oval paenula (cloak) 1st-2nd cent, This style is seen in statues, tombstones and frescos.

Javelin (pilum) Rome I - II sec. AD

Javelin (pilum) Roman I - II century AD Equipped with iron head terminating in a shank dish.

Ideal accessory for retrofitting a Greek or Roman helmet replica e.g. Corinthian Helmet.

Praetorian Banner, Roman standard attributed to the Praetorian Guard,