double roman oil lamp

double roman oil lampOil lamps of this type were employed throughout the Roman Empire from the 1st century AD onwards. The oil lamp served as the most important source of artificial lighting. Today, oil lamps of this kind form part of the collections of, amongst others, the Landesmuseum in Trier, the British Museum in London, and the Allard Pierson Museum in Amsterdam. Olive oil was originally utilised as a fuel, though this oil lamp may of course also be used with modern

Sallet fully on the head with visor open and bevor closed: provides slightly more visibility than with the visor closed

each item bears its own distinctive pattern

One may choose to wear the Mina set alone with a gorget

It is available in the colours blue and cream in sizes S up to XXXL

For a better fit and improved protection

The armour is highly flexible and may be fastened with the appropriate leather straps

5 litres of your favourite drink

Reaching almost to the ankles

The trousers are well-suited to active wear

It weighs approximately 4

a simple but effective double quillon steel guard is included

The sword features an elegant wooden grip fashioned in a spiral pattern