Greco-Roman Crested Helmet

The success of the Roman Empire often depended on the heavily armored foot soldier - the Legionnaire. The marched triumphantly from the cold mists of England to the hot, dry plains of the Mideast. In these campaigns, the Romans relied on these helmets for head-protection. These helmets are formed from 18 gauge steel or brass. Each comes with a liner.

This spectacular crested helm originally appeared in a more primitive form in Greece around 350 B.C., but saw its most popular use during the Roman Empire. This type of helmet saw service with Legionnaires, Centurions and Legates up to 400 A.D. and varied from plain to decorative.

This version is made from hand-worked brass and is adorned with handsome leather accents and a horsehair crest fit for any officer. A must for any reenactor or collector of fine militaria. Weight: 6 lbs. 15 oz.; Diameter is 12"; Circumference: 24"; Comes lined. Stand not included.

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