deepeeka auxiliary troops cavalry helmet a

deepeeka auxiliary troops cavalry helmet aThe helmet is a replica of one discovered in Northwich, Great Britain. The cheek protectors originate from Gloucester and bear the image of a seated Neptune. At the top of the helmet, the image of hair can be seen, marking the place where wigs were often placed. Helmets of this type were mainly worn by Germanic and Celtic cavalries who served as auxiliae in the Roman armies. Such helmets were principally found in the Rhineland. Constructed from brass,

The outer layer is constructed from rough-woven canvas

This tunic is a reconstruction of this style

These swords are suitable for training

they can be easily attached to other armour components

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The cross-guard also features a stylized sun cross

In Indo-European cultures

The dating of the sword (early 11th century

It is delivered including a wooden scabbard

it is well-suited to years of regular use

relatively wide tip to meet the requirements for tournament use

With its double side adjustment and wide range of sizes and colours