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HL117C - Bronze corinthian helmet with crest - 149€ - Pictures The corinthian helmet was weared by the greek warriors from the 6th cent BC on until the 4th, and is probably the most emblematic helmet of the greek era. With its crests, used to highen the fighter and make him look more fierce, you have here a beautiful piece. Made of bronze, and not brass, 1.2mm thick. |
| HL117 - Bronze corinthian helmet - 119€ - Pictures This
helmet was also weared without crest. It will also be of interest
to the reenactors who intend to make their own crests. |
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An
italian copy - a samnitic one to be precise - of the classical greek
attic helmet, with cheekguards equipped with hinges. Our copy is fully
made of bronze, unlike the other ones which are made of brass. |
| HL102
- Attic helmet - 179€ - Pictures
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HL106 - Classical Corinthian Helmet - 600-500 BC. - 119€ - Pictures Copy made of brass, without holes for earing. |
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Another evolution of the classical helmet, the chalcidian is thought to allow the warrior to ear. The attic helmets comes form this one. Made of brass |
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Copy of a pice to be seen i Oxford, and lost in the Tigra river.
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| HL119 - Pilos helmet - 199€ - Pictures Weared
by the greek, macedonian, south italy warriors from 5th cent BC to IIId
cent BC.
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The shape of these helmets are made after the classical phrygian hats. They were extremely popular among Alexander's armies. Made of brass, with an internal red felt padding.
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HL104 - Phrygian helmet - IVth century BC- 119€ - Pictures This helmet has exactly the same shape than the well known phrygian hats. The cheekguards figure a bart. Made of iron with a bronze finish. |
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HL109 Hellenistic helmet - 99€ - Pictures A late evolution of the classical attic helmet, this hellenistic type was in wide use around the mediterannean : carthaginean, greek and roman officers used it. Cheekguards and earguards are articulated. Iron
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Gallic
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HL191
- Gallic Helmet - Tene B/C - 119€ -
Pictures Dated from the IId/IIId century BC, with these three discs on the cheekguards, was one of the most used at the times Made of iron |
| HL190
- Gallic
Helmet -
Tene D - 99€
- Pictures The wide flange
comes from the greek beotian helmet. |
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HL192
- Gallic Port helmet - 119€ -
Pictures Dated from the 1st century BC, this most classical Port helment is an example of the celtic craftmanship. This shape was adopted by the roman armies a few years later, to become the Weisenau helmets series, also called imperial gallic helmets. Made of iron. |
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HL001 - HELMET STAND - 15€ - Pictures Our helmet stand
may well be the answer you are looking for to organize your collection...
And it has been conceived to be sent with an helmet, for it comes in
three separated parts. This way, the shipping costs remain the same... |