roman torcs with lion heads pair silver color Middeleeuwse schoenen This sallet is constructed in

This sallet is constructed in the German style and features a neck piece consisting of several lames

The heavy fabric is lightly water resistant and remains warm throughout the winter months

so that it appears to be crafted from leather

Armour parts may be easily attached to the shoulders and arms of the haubergeon with leather laces

102 cm - weight 2400 g

roman torcs with lion heads pair silver color Middeleeuwse schoenen This sallet is constructed inA wonderful accessory for Roman re enactment and for making your own costumes. In the Roman army, phalerae (discs that symbolised medals or trophies) or torques were awarded to soldiers who had distinguished themselves in battle. These were crafted from silver, bronze or gold. During military parades, Romans wore the phalerae on their leather armour. The torques were worn at the level of the collarbone, on a red scarf known as a focale. These torques