roman phalera eagle silver color

roman phalera eagle silver colorA fine accessory for Roman re enactment and for assembling your own (leather) armour. A phalera for the Romans was similar to a medal or trophy. These round discs were awarded in the Roman army as a reward to soldiers who had distinguished themselves in battle. The discs were crafted from silver, bronze or gold. During military parades, Romans wore the phalerae on their leather armour. Veterans with armour full of phalerae were held in high regard and

The epee has been painted to appear lifelike

This parcel contains 1 kg of mixed rings — flat punched rings and round rings with round rivets — for making or repairing a hauberk or coif

with Cicero striving for the preservation of the Republic

It reaches to the ground

They may also be tied at the bottom with laces

The tunic is based on historical clothing fragments excavated at the banks of the Sondersoo

handed down amongst family members

you are sure to steal the show

and every individual item has a slightly different look

Note: this skeleton should not be utilised as a LARP weapon

The robe has long sleeves and a hood to pull over the head

The armour for children is based on the Corbridge type lorica segmentata from the 1st century AD