Mongolian Helmet

The Mongolian Helmet made for Re-enactor's Ware House http://daniyalhelmets.blogspot.com/

Greek Greaves

AVAILABLE IN BRASS & BRONZE
EDGES LEATHER LINED
VEGETABLE TANNED LEATHER
INSIDE WOOL LINED

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Linen Arming Cap

Linen Arming Caps

When ordering please specify the size required.

Banners

We can also make these to your given drawings and specifications.

Shields, Spines & Bosses

Celtic Shields, Spines & Bosses

Bronze Tinned Gallic 'A'

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Sinew

Sinew

Baldrics

Samnite Attic Helmet

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Modified

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Italian Celeta

THIS IS EXCLUSIVE

The PVC Chainmail

To see how strong this is check this out !!! - http://in.youtube.com/watch?v=YGuk4hmWEzo

The Skull Celeta

Carlisle/Newstead Manica - Steel

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The Lady's Shoe

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Tunica Manicata

Brass / Mild Steel Bosses

Lorica Fittings

 

These Lorica fittings are the regular ones, if you wish to have authentic and historical accurate ones, please ask.

Roman Caligae

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These were used as the Roman legionary’s signaculum, a lead amulet given to soldiers as a sign of their induction. This is attested in the 3rd century martyrdom of St. Maximilian, a young Christian who was forced to join the army but refused due to his piety.

The Martyrdom of St. Maximilian is a wonderful and touching story.

A basic introduction is here in the Catholic Encyclopedia http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10075a.htm, under #3, Maximilian of Thebeste. Also, the Wikipedia article is somewhat informative. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Maximilian Here is the text of the martyrdom. http://www.ucc.ie/milmart/Maximilian.html You will see in the middle of section 2 the brief mention of bearing lead upon his neck.