AC129 - Greek bell armor - 250€ - Pictures

Typical of the archaic period, with its bell shape and the stylised patterns for the muscles of the hoplite. Fitting for 6th and 45th cent BC reenactment.

Made of two brass halves, fixed together using brass rings.

Fitting up to 120cm chest perimeter.

AC125 - Thorax, bronze - 199€ - Pictures

This cuirass

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

AC145 - Greek greaves Vth-IIId cent BC - 150€ - Pictures

The greek hoplite had to protect his legs which were not covered by his big round shield. He therefore equipped himself with greaves. They were usually made of bronze, thick enough to protect the warrior but thin enough to be opened to put them on.

Heigth 51cm, 38 from foot to knee. Brass, leather border an inner felt padding.

AC141 - Brass leg armor - 149€ - Pictures

Also made of brass, this model is more decorated, and less classical.

AC010 - Leather armour - 179€ - Pictures

This leather "muscle" cuirass is hypothetical, for none was ever found. It is much more confortable than its brass brother, though, and is to be seen in most sixties peplum movies.

Heigth (bottom to neck opening) 43cm, 21cm under the arms, chest perimeter 120cm.

AC121 - Thorax (brass) - 299€ - Pictures

The main difference between this armor and our AC125 thorax is the material used : it is made of brass. It is a bit longer, too, and more decorated.

The two halves are closed by putting pins in the side and top hinges.

AC150 - Lorica segmentata - 159€ - Pictures

Reproduction of a "Corbridge" type (Ist century).

Also available, arm protection called manica, AC150A, 49€.

You may order a lorica segmentata made of stainless steel plates, too : AC150I price 199€.

Classical Loricae Hamatae - 16 different kinds, from 120€ to 480€

A lot of different chainmail patterns are available, with 6mm or 8mm rings, rivetted or not, galvanized or not, for roman legionnarioes or gallic warriors...

See our complete chainmail catalogue.

AM161 - Lorica Hamata, 6mm iron rivetted flat rings with washers, - 499€ - Pictures

This chainmail is made of 6mm steel riveted rings with washers - the most accurate ones for roman re-enactors. The shape is the one in use during the first century, and the beginning of the second.

The main advantage of this mail is its historical accuracy. The use of steel instead of normal iron allows to gain on weigth : its weigths is almost the half oof any "classical" mail one.

Three sizes available :
circomference 120cm, height 60cm, weigth 9kg AM161S, 449€
circomference 140cm, height 80cm, weigth 10kg AM161, 499€
circomference 150cm, height 90cm, weigth 12kg AM161L, 549€
Shoulder guards edges made of leather. Oiled.

AC151 - Lorica segmentata, Newstead type - 249€ - Pictures

The lorica segmentata will evolve into the Newstead type during the second cent AD. The main evolution it to replace the straps and buckles systems by clips and pegs, therfore suppressing the main drawback of the armor, the easy-to-break small parts.

Our copy is made after the Carlisle find. Two sizes available :
normal one (110cm chest perimeter) or large one (120cm chest perimeter).

AC152 - Carlisle's manica - 119€ - Pictures

The carlisle lorica was used with a manica for the right forearm. Made of 25 iron bands, rivetted on a leather structure, this evolved armor also covers the elbow.

50cm, 1kg.