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Simple anatomical greaves | Reenactment greaves
Price range: $180.00 through $250.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe Simple anatomical greaves are an important part of protective gear for the Greek hoplites. The hoplite shields protected the torso but exposed the legs; therefore, a protective layer was important. The plain anatomical greaves are designed to follow the natural contours of human legs. The curvature of the knee, the shape of the calf muscles, and the curvature at the ankles are soft on the human anatomy. Although the shape of the greaves fits perfectly on a human’s legs; we still provide leather belts for fastening. Many decorative greaves are found in archaeological excavations; our model is simple and utilitarian.
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Small Buckler
$35.00Small Buckler
Small Buckler is a shield used in hand-to-hand combat with an arming sword. It is a defensive piece of equipment but can also be used as a weapon. Bucklers were mainly used during the medieval/renaissance period but the first appearance of the bucklers was seen in an extant-armed combat manual from the year 1300. The buckler was poor defense equipment when it came to missile weapons like arrows or spears but it was a good companion weapon for close-quarter combat situations.
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Spangenhelm-type Roxolani Helmet
$150.00Spangenhelm-type Roxolani Helmet
The Spangenhelm-type Roxolani Helmet is categorized as a cavalry helmet. As the name suggests, it is similar to the Spangenhelm from the Roman era. The design of the brass decoration strips is different from the original Spangenhelm but follows the same style. The cheek guards are simple and have a protective edging all around; it gives the cheek guards a character of its own. The helmet is also categorized for use in the cavalry units, to give extra head protection to the user.
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Sugarloaf Great Helm | Crusader helmet
Price range: $95.00 through $175.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– Handcrafted in sheet metal
– Leather liner on the inside
– 3mm thick vegetable-tanned leather chinstrap
– Brass D-shape buckle
– Black paint on the insideDescription –
The Sugarloaf Great Helm was primarily designed for better fitting and stability of the piece over the head of the knight during battle. On one hand, this model helped reduce the intensity of blows on the head of the warrior but the sides became more vulnerable due to its fitting shape. The model follows the fundamental design elements of a great helm in terms of features. These helmets were generally worn with a mail coif or padding underneath for comfort and stability. -
Templar Great Helm | Medieval Crusader Helmet
Price range: $95.00 through $175.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– Handcrafted in sheet metal
– Leather liner on the inside
– 3mm thick vegetable-tanned leather chinstrap
– Brass D-shape buckle
– Black paint on the insideDescription –
The Great Helm Templar was designed as an evolved form of the bucket/barrel-shaped Great Helm and is widely known as the Templar. The predecessor of this helmet was highly vulnerable to direct head blows. Although the rim of the helmet was strong, the flat top was weak, and hence, in this design, the tilted head plate reduced the risk of fatal injuries or death. The overall design and décor elements remained intact but the eye slits were elongated to increase the field of vision. This shape also fits better on the head of the knight because of a tapering top that follows the curve of the human skull. -
Three-Finger Anatomical Greaves | Reenactment Armor
Price range: $190.00 through $260.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– ‘Made-to-Order’
– 1mm thick sheet metal
– Padded on the inside
– Goat leather edging
– Overall length – 47cm
– Fits a calf circumference of 36-41cmDescription –
The pair of Three-Finger Anatomical Greaves is one of the designs in which the shape is aligned with the natural shape of the human leg. This design of the greaves has a natural knee profile with the knee socket made in a prominent shape. This is a more intricate and prominent design as compared to companion designs as it also features impressions on both sides. The Greaves are parts of the armor that protect the shin bone, also known as the Tibia. -
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Torc with Ram’s heads | Celtic Neck Ring
Price range: $28.00 through $35.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– Suitable for Greek and Celtic Era reenactment
– Solid brass
– Polished finish
– Ready to use
– Authentic historical replicaDescription –
Torc with Ram’s heads is a Greek and Celtic era period lifestyle item used as a piece of jewelry by men, women, and children. Torcs are believed to have been used between the 7th century BC and the 3rd century AD. Torcs were worn for various discussed reasons, i.e. jewelry, totems/rituals, and gallantry. Both ends of any torc are terminated in animal heads or geometric shapes. Torcs were generally made by twisting thin wires into circular necklace-like shapes and are heavier than usual jewelry. They were made out of precious metals like gold, silver, and bronze. -
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VI Century Illyrian Helmet
Price range: $150.00 through $200.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– 1.2mm sheet metal (Brass/Bronze)
– Side-to-Side measurement – 19cm
– Front-to-back measurement – 23cm
– Hand embossed ridges
– Rounded edge around the rim
* Final helmet will be in a mirror polish finish and painted black on the insideDescription –
The VI Century Illyrian Helmet is a simple and impressive piece of hoplite reenactment gear. Originally constructed in the Greek workshops, but was later used across the Mediterranean. The helmet artefact was found in the Adriatic region and therefore, it was named after Illyria. The construction of the helmet has fixed and rigid cheek guards and a projected neck protector. The central ridges are hand-embossed to fit a crest (if needed). Some historians and scholars also claim that this design is an inspiration from Sarajevo’s style of helmets. -
VI Century Reenactment Greek Greaves | Leg Armor
Price range: $180.00 through $240.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– Overall Length (ankle to knee top) – 45cm
– Outside Calf Circumference (widest) – 44cm
– Ankle circumference – 27cm
– Material Thickness – 1mm
– Padding – Foam+suede leather liningDescription –
The VI century Greek greaves have a special design using embossed ridges that form spirals on either side of the legs. Another interesting feature of the greaves is the embossed star shape on the knee profile. The knee profile is slightly embossed to give room to the patella. The embossed grooves give more strength to the overall construct of these greaves. The internal layer of padding provides optimum comfort. The Greaves are parts of the armor that protect the shin bone, also known as the Tibia. -
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VII Century Villanovan Shield | Etruscan Shield
Original price was: $300.00.$275.00Current price is: $275.00.Key Points –
– ‘Made-to-Order’
– 850mm diameter
– 1mm thick sheet metal, 1.2mm thickness handle
– Hand-EmbossedDescription –
The VII Century Villanovan Shield dates back to the Etruscan period between 800-700 BC. The Etruscans originated from Europe and settled in Italy, bringing in techniques of armor production, and the shield was one of many. The shield belongs to a set of full set of armor, including a breastplate and a helmet. The Villanovan shield is an aesthetic monolith, and it is believed to be more of a ceremonial item than a combat item. A heavy-duty handle is provided at the back. The shield replica forms a great wall decor product for luxury homes. -
Villanovan Shield | VII Century | Embossed Brass Shield
Price range: $249.00 through $299.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageKey Points –
– ‘Made-to-Order’
– 1mm thick brass sheet metal
– Brass handle at the back
– Shield boss is attached using brass ball head rivets
– Suitable for reenactment and home decorDescription –
The Villanovan Shield is a great museum replica made by our team using hand tools and some machinery. The shield belongs to the Etruscan Era of the 6th century. Given the size of the shield and the rarity of metal shields in the archaeological world, it can be assumed that the shield was primarily used for rituals. The embossing design on this shield (and other historical examples from that period) shows cultural symbols like figurines and other ritualistic shapes. In today’s context, the shield can be used as a great home decor element. -
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Weisenau Mainz helmet | Roman Era Reenactment
Original price was: $165.00.$140.00Current price is: $140.00.Key Points –
– 1.2mm steel, tinned on the outside and painted black on the inside
– Brass sockets for hardened red enamel
– Hand-engraved design
– Brass clip and brass rings for holding a crestDescription –
Weisenau Mainz helmet is a Roman army Imperial helmet. The original artifact of the helmet is showcased in the Schaffhausen Museum, Switzerland. A copy of the same helmet is also showcased in the Romano-Germanic Central Museum (RGZM), Mainz. The helmet is similar to other Imperial and Gallic helmet as mentioned in the Axel Guttman collection. The original helmet is believed to be constructed of bronze metal with a tinned finish. The embossed lines at the back of the helmet and the top of the bowl are a feature on nearly all the imperial helmets. The neck guard of this particular helmet is smaller and more decorated as compared to the others. The cheek guards are also similar; the only difference is the use of brass sockets for enamel decoration. -
Weisenau-Guttman Helmet | Legionary replica helmet
$150.00The Weisenau helmet is considered to have been used during the late Roman period. The design and appearance of the helmet show that it belongs to the Guttman collection. The helmet is made of brass and then tinned for finishing. It is also available in heavily tinned iron. The ear flaps are engraved with a decorative figure.
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Wooden Kopis Sword
$45.00Wooden Kopis Sword
A replica wooden sword inspired by the original Kopis sword used by the Greek Hoplites. The Wooden Kopis Sword is a speculative design for collectors and other history enthusiasts. The wooden swords have been in use for sword fight practice and they are still used by many martial artists to perfect their craft without any damage. The wooden swords are also a great home decor item and can be placed on table tops, entry consoles, and even as centerpieces to enhance the beauty of one’s home. A wooden sword makes a classical antique gift item for your loved ones.
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Xiphos Sword | Greek Reenactment Sword
Original price was: $180.00.$150.00Current price is: $150.00.This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageGross length – 70 cm
Blade length – 54 cm
The gross weight of the sword – 1.98 poundsThe Xiphos Sword was one of the most prominently used weapons by the Greek hoplites. The Xiphos is a short sword, two-edged, and has a leaf-shaped blade. The historical references of this sword are seen on Greek pottery remains and other imagery. It is evident from the historical findings that the hilt of the sword was made of organic material while the cross-guard was made of iron. There is some debate that the original blade of the sword might also be made of bronze like other historical Greek weapons but the use of steel is more relevant. Our replica of the Xiphos sword has a wooden pommel and handle while the cross guard is made of steel.
Product code – AGWP-01
