large roman phalera medusa

large roman phalera medusaA wonderful accessory for Roman re enactment and for making 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 is delivered complete with a leather holder

The tunic is well-suited to re-enactment and LARP of Merovingians

The mace has a length of approx

and the sword is supplied with a scabbard

The wood is smoothly polished and features a varnish layer which still shows the natural grain of the wood

Regularly maintain your weapon with silicone spray to prevent it from drying out

The helmet is a replica of an Anglican helmet found in York (England)

and is well-suited to do-it-yourself painting in whichever colours you prefer

Size S: length 24 cm - width 30 cm

The sword is a replica of a 9th-century Viking sword discovered in a burial mound (tumulus) at Kildonnan / Dail Sithean

The perfect accessory for historical LARP and medieval costumes

the armour beneath could burn