Roman and Greek Helms

Our Black and White Roman Plume or Crest is made from real horsehair and fitted to a wooden base. These plumes are designed to fit most of our 'AH' Roman Helmets.

Our Deurne Roman Cavalry Helmet is a replica of an original bronze Roman Cavalry helmet found in a bog at Deurne in Holland. This helmet is made from brass with leather interior.

This Gladiator Helmet is constructed from 18 gauge steel. The interior of the helm is unlined and blackened; included with this helmet is a padded cotton arming cap.

Turn heads in the arena, on the convention floor, or in your display room with this striking Gladiator Helmet with Spikes. Handmade from metal and bristling with menacing studs, it captures the brutal beauty of the arena while offering a bold centerpiece for costumes, collections, and themed décor.

This Gladiator Helmet is constructed from 18 gauge steel and studded with riveted hexagonal spikes. The interior of the helm is unlined and blackened; included with this helmet is a padded cotton arming cap.

With our Helm of an Arena Gladiator crowds roar and the intense heat of the arena is enough to boil one's blood. Your adrenaline is high as you ready for the fight to finish.

Made from steel with brass trim and decorations. Our Imperial Gallic F Roman Helmet is functional and has an Internal circumference of 25 Inches. 1st century AD.

Italo Corinthian Helmet with Plume: Greek origins around 400 BC were carried to colonies in Sicily, Italy and Spain.

Our Late Roman Infantry Helmet Intercisa is made from 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.

The Intercisa I Roman Helmet is constructed from steel with a leather interior. This is the typical light infantry helmet, probably worn by auxiliaries instead of the legions.

Our Late Roman Officer Berkasovo Helmet is a reproduction of a 4th century Roman helmet found at Berkasovo. Helmet is constructed from 18 gauge brass and it is heavily studded with inset faux gemstones of glass.

Our Late Roman Ridge Helmet is a typical light infantry helmet. The ridge helmet is based on the similar "ridge" helmets of the Sassanian Perisan empire. This helmet gets it's name from the central reinforcing band holding the two halves together.

Our Praetorian Helmet is a replica of the helmets worn by the Praetorian Guard. The Praetorian Guard were the elite of their time. The were hand chosen bodyguards of the Roman officials, especially the Roman Emperor.

Our Roman Archer Helmet is a conical type helmet with brass cheek plates and a brass scaled neck piece similar to the later era aventail. These types of Roman Helmets were usually worn by Auxiliary units of the Roman army.