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Medieval & Renaissance Costumes and Clothing.
Roman Gladiator Soldier Helmet Hat Helmet With Brush One Size Fits Most Adults Fight in the Roman army as it helps the Roman Empire expand across Europe! This gold plastic helmet features heavy duty cheek guards and decorative red feather plumage on top. Pair it with Roman armor and a Roman sword before you head…
Read MoreCalifornia Costumes Women’s Roman Empress Costume Includes: Dress w/attached drape, Medallions, Armbands Get into a historical mood in this Roman Empress Costume! Add our golden goddess sandals to finish your ensemble. You can wear it to a toga party, though if you’re interested in strict historical accuracy women didn’t wear togas, nor did Greeks or…
Read MoreA few nice roman sword images I found: Roman Portraits from Aphrodisias ( Aphrodisias’tan Roma Portreleri ) Image by halilgokdal 3. Bust of man with sword-strop. From "Hadrianic Baths". Late first century AD. ( Kılç kayışlı erkek büstü. Hadrionus Hamamları’ndan. MS 1. YY sonu.) Tree Image by jimgrant Night Image by jimgrant
Read MoreRome and the Sword: How Warriors and Weapons Shaped Roman History A pathbreaking study that integrates military theory with the historical account to explain how the Roman armies functioned, triumphed, and ultimately failed.The story of Rome and its military seems a familiar one, told often through books and movies and games, yet it is a…
Read MoreCheck out these roman sword images: Bonn: Unidentified legionary infantryman Image by The Armatura Press Fragment of the tombstone of an unidentified legionary infantryman from Bonn. General view. Inv. Nr U196; Éspérandieu 6252 H: 0.84m; W: 0.71m; Th: 0.175m Bonn: Unidentified legionary infantryman Image by The Armatura Press Fragment of the tombstone of an unidentified…
Read Moreby The Armatura Press Question by Lisa: what was the difference between a wealthy Roman and a poor Roman in Ancient Rome history? I wanted to know, what were the differences between the wealthy Romans (patrician) and a poor Roman (plebeian)? What could a patrician do that a plebeian couldn’t? I can’t seem to find…
Read MoreQuestion by Erik M: Sword as part of a Roman Centurion Outfit in NY.? I’ve searched hard for the answer to this, but it’s not that clear cut – all answers welcome, especially from a law enforcement background! I’m planning to wear a blunt Roman metal sword as part of a Halloween costume which will…
Read Moreby The Armatura Press Question by MIkey D: What roman sword has a hook on the end of the blade? approximately 19 inches long and very sharp double edged.? Best answer: Answer by MookNot sure of a Roman one. What about: Falchion swords are a one-handed, single-edged sword of European origin, whose design is reminiscent…
Read MoreQuestion by Hræsvelgr: Roman sword or Japanese sword, which was stronger? Say, between the most finely crafted roman and japanese swords, which were the most powerful And Damascus Swords? Best answer: Answer by GakupoFrom what i have observed, the Japanese swords are far superior to roman swords. What do you think? Answer below!
Read MoreA few great roman sword images I found: Bonn: Unidentified infantryman Graphic by The Armatura Press Tombstone of an unidentified infantryman from Bonn. Detail of belts and ‘apron’. Éspérandieu 6254 H: one.08m W: .78m Th: .22m Bonn: Unidentified infantryman Picture by The Armatura Press Tombstone of an unidentified infantryman from Bonn. Common look at. Éspérandieu…
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