deepeeka auxiliary galea b moguntiacum

deepeeka auxiliary galea b moguntiacumThe helmet is a replica of one discovered at Mainz, Germany, and was intended for the Roman auxiliae, aid troops. The original dates from the 1st century AD. A similar helmet is currently exhibited in Cardiff. The reproduction is crafted from brass. It is supplied with a cotton arming cap for wearing comfort and is suited to a head circumference of up to 60 cm.

The wrap dress lends extra allure to your LARP

The collar with art fur is an excellent accessory for your costume

These mittens may be worn on their own

The dress features a hood that protects your head whilst it rains or when the weather turns cold

The spearhead is small

A distinctive feature of these shoes is the striking triangular elevation at the heel

The short sword is constructed from a hard wooden grip wrapped round with steel wire

The cross-guard also features a stylized sun cross

The throat protection is the modern version of the bevor and gorgette

The cuirass is based on the well-known late 14th-century armour from the collection of Churburg Castle

The lacing at the back may be employed to adjust the skirt individually to the wearer's figure

which was constructed from multiple parts