Feel the power and protection of the soldiers of ancient Rome with the Witcham Gravel Auxiliary Cavalry Helmet. This helmet is a true gem of history, made from high quality 1.2mm thick steel and embellished with brass fittings.
One of the most outstanding features of this helmet is its design with hinged shields, which provide greater mobility and flexibility to those who wear it. Thus, you can enjoy a comfortable and safe experience during your historical reenactment activities, cosplay or any other special occasion.
Additionally, for your comfort and safety, this helmet features small rings on the inside of the cheek plates, allowing you to easily add a chin strap to ensure the helmet stays firmly in place. Although the strap is not included, adding it is simple and will give you more peace of mind during your activities.
Another advantage of this helmet is its weight, which is around 3000 grams. This makes it not only an authentic and realistic piece, but also an accessory that is comfortable and easy to wear for long periods of time.
It is important to note that the interior of this helmet is not lined, so we recommend using additional padding to ensure that it is completely wearable. In this way, you can enjoy an even more pleasant user experience and protect yourself from possible impacts or injuries.
Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this impressive reconstruction of the Roman helmet auxiliary cavalry Witcham Gravel. Its beauty and authenticity will transport you to the exciting world of ancient Rome and will make you the center of attention at your thematic events or cultural performances.
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The largely preserved original, classified as a Type B Roman auxiliary cavalry helmet, consisted of an iron core (now almost completely corroded) with a partially outer bronze shell (copper permitted, tin plated). Markings on the top of the bowl indicate that it was originally fitted with a crest. Although displaying some of the typical features of an Imperial Gallic helmet (slanted neck guard, cheek pieces with decorative circular bosses/rosettes), this artifact is the only surviving example of the Type B helmet. Its uniqueness lies in the presence of large bosses hollow bronze ornaments adorning the neck guard and bowl. In England, the distinctive shape of these bosses earned this very unusual piece the nickname of a bicycle helmet.
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