Medieval Roman Centurion Armor Helmet with Wooden Stand LARP Halloween Costume Silver

This helmet was also worn by the legions of Rome. Slight differences separate this helmet from ones used in the early and late Roman army. This piece is hand crafted to last detail and is perfect for reenactments and/or display. Our replica is superb, made of 18-gauge steel. It has numerous brass accents and fittings which give this helmet an impressive look. This helmet is fully wearable or can be put on display. Made by Inc. This helmet is similar in design to the but features a different style of eyebrows and a more sloping neck guard. The most complete example of this type is from Lech, near Augsburg, Other datable helmets indicate a trend toward these more sloping neck guards in the last half of the which continued through the However, as both styles of neck guard were clearly used side by side, it was likely a matter of personal preference and/or armory issue of what type could be worn by a particular Roman soldier.