ミリタリーヘルメット - ケルト戦士の兜 - ガリア人 - ブロンズ製のクレスト先端 - 紀元前1世紀の復刻品





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A reproduction of a 1st-century BC Celtic-Gallic warrior’s helmet, crafted from steel and bronze with a pointed bronze crest, steel cheek guards and a felt lining.
Description from the seller
CELTIC GAULIC WARRIOR HELMET - GAULS - bronze-tipped crest - 1st century BCE, repro
Carefully crafted in steel and bronze, with traditional bronze decorations
BRONZE-TIPPED CREST - steel paragnatides - inner felt
External dimensions: H 40 cm x W 27 cm
Inner size: 21 cm x 19 cm
Weight 1.120 kg
Presentation wooden stand 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 historical documentary shoots for French TV, TV3
Sold as is - Please inspect the photos carefully. They are of the item you will receive.
Ideal for a collection or for recreating the equipment of a Celtic Gaulish warrior of the 1st century BCE during Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul
Fast and careful shipping via Colissimo La Poste, insured with signature on delivery.
Articles are pre-packaged as soon as they are listed on CATAWIKI
Order groupings are therefore not possible
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Please be present or make arrangements for the delivery of your order.
For obvious security reasons, this delivery is made with insurance and against signature,
If you are not present and have not signed for it, the order will be returned to me.
Another important detail for Dutch buyers:
If you are not present, your postman will not leave a delivery notice and will mark your address as incomplete to save time.
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A bit of history:
This Gaulish Celtic helmet inspired the Romans during Caesar's conquest of Gaul.
It is on this model that they created the helmet of the Roman legionaries and called it the "Imperial Gauls".
This helmet, commonly associated with Gaulish warriors of the 1st century BCE, represents a significant advance in the design of headgear for military use.
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 head coverage. The front often includes a prominent brow-arc to 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, capable of displaying plumes or horsehair, indicating rank or unit.
The Gaulish helmet also includes a supporting liner and padding for greater comfort during extended wear. The adjustable jaw strap ensures a secure fit, allowing soldiers to fight without fear of losing their helmet.
In archaeological finds, these helmets show a variety of styles and motifs, reflecting regional influences and the evolution of military technology over time. They testify to the Gauls' emphasis on discipline, protection, and status within their armies.
The Gaulish helmet remains an emblematic representation of military equipment and continues to be a subject of study for historians and enthusiasts.
CELTIC GAULIC WARRIOR HELMET - GAULS - bronze-tipped crest - 1st century BCE, repro
Carefully crafted in steel and bronze, with traditional bronze decorations
BRONZE-TIPPED CREST - steel paragnatides - inner felt
External dimensions: H 40 cm x W 27 cm
Inner size: 21 cm x 19 cm
Weight 1.120 kg
Presentation wooden stand 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 historical documentary shoots for French TV, TV3
Sold as is - Please inspect the photos carefully. They are of the item you will receive.
Ideal for a collection or for recreating the equipment of a Celtic Gaulish warrior of the 1st century BCE during Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul
Fast and careful shipping via Colissimo La Poste, insured with signature on delivery.
Articles are pre-packaged as soon as they are listed on CATAWIKI
Order groupings are therefore not possible
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Please be present or make arrangements for the delivery of your order.
For obvious security reasons, this delivery is made with insurance and against signature,
If you are not present and have not signed for it, the order will be returned to me.
Another important detail for Dutch buyers:
If you are not present, your postman will not leave a delivery notice and will mark your address as incomplete to save time.
=======================================================
A bit of history:
This Gaulish Celtic helmet inspired the Romans during Caesar's conquest of Gaul.
It is on this model that they created the helmet of the Roman legionaries and called it the "Imperial Gauls".
This helmet, commonly associated with Gaulish warriors of the 1st century BCE, represents a significant advance in the design of headgear for military use.
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 head coverage. The front often includes a prominent brow-arc to 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, capable of displaying plumes or horsehair, indicating rank or unit.
The Gaulish helmet also includes a supporting liner and padding for greater comfort during extended wear. The adjustable jaw strap ensures a secure fit, allowing soldiers to fight without fear of losing their helmet.
In archaeological finds, these helmets show a variety of styles and motifs, reflecting regional influences and the evolution of military technology over time. They testify to the Gauls' emphasis on discipline, protection, and status within their armies.
The Gaulish helmet remains an emblematic representation of military equipment and continues to be a subject of study for historians and enthusiasts.

