Corinthische helm elite, 1.3 mm Middeleeuwse sieraden The knee cops are provided

The knee cops are provided with roundels for protecting the back of the knee

The green glazing on the edge gives the cup its historical character

It weighs 737 grams

This katana has a length of 104 cm (without scabbard) with a grip (tsuka) of 30

Deze boogfibula is een replica van een Keltisch origineel teruggevonden in Gallië

Corinthische helm elite, 1.3 mm Middeleeuwse sieraden The knee cops are providedThe Corinthian helmet is one of the most recognizable helmet designs from antiquity. This type originated in the 7th century BC. in the Greek city of Corinth and quickly became a regular part of the equipment of Greek hoplites. Thanks to its characteristic shape with nose protector, narrow eye openings and protective neck plate, the helmet became the symbol of the Greek warrior. From Greece the design spread to Italy, where modified variants were also