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Trojan War Shield Ref: AH-6119
This large Greek shield from the Trojan War era is constructed from plywood and covered with linen & leather. 44 1/2" long, 37 1/2" wide, includes leather arm and hand straps.
Price: $430.00
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Trojan War Helm Ref: AH-6120
This Greek helm would be the likely choice for any warrior sent to rescue Helen from Troy. Horse hair crest and neck guard. Each comes with a padded liner.
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Price: $234.00
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Articulated Greek Greaves Ref: AH-6122
Articulated Greek Greaves, steel. One size.
Price: $168.00
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Greek Greaves Ref: AH-6121
Brass Greek Greaves, leather lined, includes straps and buckles. One size.
Price: $264.00
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Falcata Ref: 500062
The Celt-Iberians of Roman times were justly famed for their weapons, such as the Falcata, one of the most devastating swords ever made! The inward curving blade delivers a tremendous blow and could split both shield and helmet! Considered to be of Greek, or possibly Etruscan origin, this sword spread into Southern Russia and also Spain. It was in Spanish hands that it was most feared by the Romans. The blade is made from high carbon steel. The handle is solid brass. Comes with scabbard.Overall-25 1/4 inches, Blade-20 1/8 inch long, 2 1/4 inches wide, Wt.-2 lbs. 14 oz.
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Price: $175.00
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Classic Hoplite Sword Ref: 500734
The Greek Hoplite was a tough, effective citizen-soldier, and was ferocious in defense of his home city. While they would fight fiercely among themselves, they were even fiercer in the fight against invaders, such as the Persians. Spear and shield were principal weapons, but swords were also carried, and when the spears were broken, the swords came out. This is the leaf shaped blade that was quite popular throughout the ancient world and is based on many illustrations and excavated examples. Steel guard and pommel, with wood grip covered with leather. High carbon steel blade capable of taking and keeping a razor edge. Wood scabbard covered with leather. One of the finest of the ancient world's weapons.Overall 28 1/2" Blade - 22" long, 2 1/8" wide. Wt. 2 lbs. 4 oz.
Price: $155.00
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Spartan Lakonian Ref: 401178
There isn't any doubt that the Spartan Army was one of the toughest on record. Although all of the city states of Greece valued honor, toughness, loyalty and fighting ability, the Spartans made it almost a religion, and devoted themselves to being the best of the best. We have copied a Spartan short sword taken from the book, "The Spartan Army". This is a potent weapon that would be superb in the brutality of ancient hand-to-hand combat. The leaf shaped blade is high carbon steel. Grip is bronze, with a wooden scabbard covered in leather. A very effective close combat short sword.Blade 14 1/2" long, 2 3/8" wide. Wt. 2lbs.
Price: $145.00
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Parazonium Ref: 401158
The Greek warrior would carry a dagger, or parazonium, at his belt. This was a vital accessory, as it served both as a last ditch defense weapon as well as a utility knife. Blade is high carbon steel. Guard is steel and wood, with a hardwood grip. Wooden scabbard with leather covering.Overall 15" - Blade 10" long - Wt. 8oz.In stock
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Price: $75.00
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Greek Spear Ref: AH-3529
When the swords wouldn't do, the Greek soldiers relied heavily on their spears. The brass butt-cap protects the shaft, keeps it from splintering, and gives balance for the spear. But, they cleverly realized it could also be used as a secondary spearhead should the primary spearhead be broken.MEASUREMENTS:
Head 17", Pole 84"
Overall Length 98"
Wt. 6.6lbs
Price: $160.00
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Greek Spearhead and Buttcap Ref: AH-6126
Greek spearhead and buttcap in bronze.
Price: $240.00
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Baldric Ref: 200252
Throughout most of the world, the most common way in which a sword was carried, was at the waist. Modern concepts of the sword being worn across the back are simply not accurate. There were exceptions, as with the Scots and their large Claymore and the Ceylon's Ayda Katta. The form used most in carrying the sword, was the baldric. This belt hung from the opposite shoulder and passed diagonally across the front, the sword being suspended from the waist. Going in and out of favor as a fashion statement, it was the "in" thing as long as swords were carried. We are offering a generic baldric that is simple and plain, allowing you to wear it for many different time periods. Made of good, stout leather, it is a comfortable way to wear your sword and have it ready for action in a flash. One size. Comes with brass studs. Will adjust to fit most swords.
Price: $26.00
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Athenian Hoplite Shield Ref: AH-6116
Athenian Hoplite Shield 400 BC. 23" Diameter.These historic shields are made from plywood, include leather arm and hand straps. They are fully functional and Battle ready.
Price: $330.00
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Athenian Hoplite Shield Ref: AH-6117
Athenian Hoplite Shield 490 BC. 23" Diameter.These historic shields are made from plywood, include leather arm and hand straps. They are fully functional and Battle ready.
Price: $330.00
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Athenian Hoplite Helmet Ref: AH-6112
WAS $228 NOW: $168.00
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Early Corinthian Helmet Ref: AH-6111
Early Spartan's Helm, Brass.
Price: $192.00
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Dendra Panalopy (B) Ref: AH-6113
Includes body armour, greaves, shoulders and lower cannons. Helmet sold separately.
Price: $1,440.00
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Figure 8 Dipylon Shield Ref: AH-6115
Price: $570.00
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Alexander the Great Helmet (A) Ref: AH-6124
Price: $168.00
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Alexander the Great Linen Cuirass (B) Ref: AH-6125
Linen and scale construction, hand painted.
Price: $390.00
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