France - Military helmet - Roman legionary helmet 'Gaulish Imperial' - 1st c. AD, reproduction

ROMAN LEGIONARY HELMET « imperial Gaulish » from the 1st/2nd century AD, reproduction
Finely crafted in steel and bronze, with traditional bronze decorations
inner felt
Exterior dimensions: H 27 cm x 38 cm x 34 cm
Interior size: 21 cm x 20 cm
Weight 1.960 kg
The wooden display stand is not included in the sale

This helmet is in good condition, with a beautiful patina that gives it a very authentic look for a reproduction
Used many times for shoots of historical documentaries for French TV TV3

Sold as is - Please look carefully at the photos. These are the photos of the item you will receive.

Ideal for a collection or for recreating the equipment of a Roman legionary of the Empire in the 1st/2nd century AD

Fast and careful shipping by Colissimo La Poste, registered with signature and insurance.
Articles are pre-packaged as soon as they are listed on CATAWIKI
Command groupings are therefore not possible

IMPORTANT NOTE:
Please be present or make arrangements for delivery of your order.
For obvious security reasons, this delivery is by registered mail with insurance and signature required,
If you are not present and if you have not signed for it, the order will be returned to me.

Another important detail for Dutch buyers:
If you are not present, your mail carrier will not leave a calling card, and will mark your address as incomplete to save time.
Which is neither professional nor very serious,

A bit of history:
The imperial Gaulish helmet, commonly associated with Roman legionaries of the 1st century AD, represents a significant advance in headgear design during the Roman Empire. This helmet is characterized by its elaborate craftsmanship and functional design, offering protection and comfort to soldiers in combat.
Typically made of iron or bronze, the helmet features a rounded bowl shape that provides excellent coverage for the head. The front often includes a prominent brow ridge, which helps deflect blows, while the sides are equipped with cheek guards to protect the face. The helmet is frequently adorned with decorative elements, such as embossed motifs and sometimes a crest support, which may display plumes or horsehair, indicating rank or unit.

The imperial Gaulish helmet also includes a supporting lining and padding for greater comfort during prolonged use. The adjustable chin strap ensures a secure fit, allowing soldiers to fight without fear of losing their helmet. This design was not only practical but also a symbol of the power and organization of the Roman army.

In archaeological finds, these helmets often display varied styles and motifs, reflecting regional influences and the evolution of military technology over time. They testify to the Romans’ emphasis on discipline, protection, and status within their legions. The imperial Gaulish helmet is an iconic representation of Roman military equipment and continues to be a subject of study for historians and enthusiasts.