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The greek hoplites began wearing plate armor very early, and this kind of body armor was used until the end of the hellenistic period. Roman officers used to wear them until the end of the roman empire. This reproduction is made of brass. Closed on the sides by bonds. An articulated plate closes it at shoulder's level. Weigth about 3kg. |
AC126
- Thorax, brass - 299€ - |
This reproduction is relatively short, ending at navel's level, thus indicating a horseman armor. Made of iron, with a bronze finish. Closed on the sides by bonds. An articulated plate closes it at shoulder's level. Weigth about 2.5kg |
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This leather "muscle" cuirass is hypothetical, for none was ever found. It is much more confortable than its brass brother, though, and is top be seen in most sixties peplum movies.
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AC121
- Thorax (brass) - 320€
- Pictures The main difference between this armor and our AC125 thorax is the material used : it is made of brass. It os a bit longer, too, and more decorated. The two halves are closed by putting pins in the side and top hinges. |
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Reproduction of a "Corbridge" type (Ist century). Also available, arm protection called manica, AC150A, 95€. You may order a lorica segmentata made of stainless steel plates, too : AC150I price 250€.
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A lot of different chainmail patterns are available, with 6mm or 8mm rings, rivetted or not, galvanized or not... |
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