celtic helmet nidau

celtic helmet nidauThe helmet is a replica of a 19th century find in the Thielle river in Port, near Nidau (Switzerland). The original is from the La Tne III or La Tne D period. The Port type helmet was also worn by the Gauls, presumably at the time of Caesar's Gaul wars (5850 BC), and the shape of this helmet was adopted by the Romans and developed into the imperial galea Weisenau. Typical of the Port type helmet are the shape of the cheek guards, the embossed

and has been designed for use during re-enactment and LARP battles

the core is further protected by a layer of Kevlar

It may be fastened by means of a strong cord

Dark Elven war axe

or to protect the centre of the campground from any weather

It is supplied complete with a black leather scabbard with metal fittings

with the edge crafted to resemble steel

who fought in the crusades or other medieval wars

The handmade Viking comb is a replica based on a 9th–10th century original found in Reykjavik

The LARP baseball bat is crafted from EVA foam around a fibreglass core and has a handle wrapped in leather

The pouch has a belt loop so it can be hung from your belt during re-enactment events and festivals

over which beautiful high boots and leg wrappings may be worn