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| Roman Helmets Page V By The Sword is proud to offer you our line of Roman helmets. These helmets have been developed by Mr. Dan Peterson (author/historian/re-enactor) and are some of the finest production Roman Helms on the market. The helms are made from 18-gauge brass and steel and are designed to fit the needs of Roman Period Re-enactment groups as well as collectors. |
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Late Roman Cavalry Helmet Ref: AH-6715
Steel with leather interior. The covered ears differentiated this Late Roman helmet from the heavy 'infantry' models, by lack of earholes.
Price: $280.00
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Late Roman Infantry Helmet Ref: AH-6714
Intercisa II. Steel with leather interior. This unique helmet is an example of the Roman Army "recycling" older equipment to be more uniform and compatible with the latest styles. Originally, this was a 3rd C. Roman Cavalry helmet, which was probably cut down in the 4th C. to be more uniform with the "ridge helmets" like the Intercissa model helmets offered by Deepeeka. The original example of this helmet is now in the Archeological museum of Florence, Italy. The original version was made in Brass, however, we also offer this helmet in iron, as shown, because many of the 3rd C. helmets were made of this material, and they were undoubtedly converted to the ridge infantry style at the same time as the brass ones.
Price: $280.00
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Late Roman 'Ridge' Helmet Ref: AH-6722
Steel with leather interior.
Price: $320.00
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Late Roman Centurion Helmet Ref: AH-6351
Steel with leather interior.
Price: $280.00
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Intercisa I Helmet Ref: AH-6716
Steel with leather interior. This is the typical light infantry helmet, probably worn by auxiliaries instead of the legions. The original was found in a cache at the Roman fort of this name in Hungary. It seems to have been based on the similar two halves "ridge" helmets of Rome's enemy, the Sassanian Perisan empire. The eye placed on the front of the helmet are reminiscent of the eyebrows on the fronts of the Imperial Gallic Helmets, and appear to be a Roman feature, not seen on Persian helmets.
Price: $260.00
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Archer Helmet Ref: AH-6712
Steel and brass with brass scales.
Price: $210.00
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Von Gravert Helmet Ref: AH-6309-B
Price: $350.00
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Aux. Infantry 'E' Helmet Ref: AH-6305
Price: $320.00
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Coolus 'G' Helm Ref: AH-6308-B
1st. C. AD
Price: $310.00
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Buch Helmet Ref: AH-6310-B
200 AD
Price: $350.00
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Auxiliary Cavalry 'E' Helmet Ref: AH-6064-B
150 AD
Price: $350.00
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