Ancient Roman Empire Legionary’s Steel Helmet

$89.99

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Experience authentic history with the Ancient Roman Empire Legionary’s Steel Helmet, crafted from durable steel and designed for exceptional comfort during reenactments.

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Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Ancient Roman Empire with our meticulously crafted Ancient Roman Empire Legionary’s Steel Helmet. This stunning piece is HANDMADE from robust 18-gauge mild steel, ensuring both durability and authenticity. Enveloped in a comfortable, secure leather liner, this helmet conforms to your head for a snug fit, making it a delight to wear during reenactments or LARPing events.

With a generous circumference of approximately 66 cm (63 cm with the liner), this helmet is designed to accommodate a wide range of head sizes. It features dimensions that are perfect for both functionality and historical accuracy. The maximum length from front to back is about 34 cm, and the neck plate is a sturdy 25 cm wide. The cheek plates, measuring 15×12 cm, provide additional protection while allowing for maximum visibility and freedom of movement. Coupled with a robust chin strap featuring an elegant buckle, you can be assured that your helmet remains steadfastly in place, whether you’re marching valiantly into battle or showcasing your gear at a historical event.

The role of a legionary was fraught with peril, facing enemy projectiles and the risk of blows — all while needing to maintain clear sight and ease of breathing. This versatile helmet addresses these concerns beautifully. Unlike fully enclosed helmets, which can restrict airflow and vision, our design offers an open-face style, letting you breathe freely and retain a wide peripheral view. It’s the perfect companion for those extensive marches across the Empire where comfort is paramount.

The history of this helmet is equally fascinating. Born from centuries of evolution, the Roman helmet transitioned from early bronze designs to those significantly influenced by the Celts, particularly during the reigns of emperors like Augustus, Trajan, and Hadrian. This historical significance is reflected in the skull’s proportions and the artistry of the overall design, striking a harmonious balance between protection and mobility.

Additionally, the helmet is covered in a light layer of oil upon packaging, offering temporary protection from corrosion (rust). This coating can easily be removed with any oil remover or simply wiped off with a dry cloth, ensuring your helmet remains in pristine condition.

Perfect for combat reenactments, historical gatherings, or as a striking display piece, the Ancient Roman Empire Legionary’s Steel Helmet is more than just an accessory — it’s a gateway into the past. Don your helmet, pair it with one of our exquisite Lorica hamata, and you’re not just wearing armor; you’re embodying the spirit of a valiant Roman soldier, ready to take on whatever lies ahead. Elevate your historical ensemble and make a statement with a piece that represents both your passion for history and your commitment to quality craftsmanship. The legacy of the Roman Empire awaits you!

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