Roman Officer Centurion Steel Helmet with liner
Command respect with this steel Roman Centurion helmet, complete with bold red crest and leather liner—perfect for LARP, reenactment, or display.
Crafted by the renowned Lord of Battles, this Roman Officer helmet pays homage to the martial pride of the Empire’s finest. Forged from 20-gauge steel, it combines durability and authentic detail to recreate the unmistakable silhouette of a Centurion. A bold red plume, mounted on an iron crest holder, evokes leadership and valor—an unmistakable mark on the battlefield or in the ranks of a reenactment camp.
Inside, the helmet is fitted with a genuine leather liner, offering added comfort during long hours of wear. A chin strap with brass buckle keeps the piece secure during marches or mock combat. With a head circumference of approximately 64 cm, it fits most adult warriors ready to take command.
The clash of iron on shields echoed across the battlefield as the Centurion advanced. His crimson crest blazed beneath the sun, a beacon to his legion and a warning to all who opposed Rome. His voice, resolute and unwavering, carried above the din. With every step, discipline marched beside him. This was no mere soldier—this was the will of Rome, forged in steel.
Ideal for Roman military officers, disciplined commanders, or historical reenactors embodying the pride and authority of a seasoned veteran of the Legions. It also suits LARPers portraying imperial tacticians, noble warriors, or mercenaries with a disciplined past.
- Material: 20-gauge mild steel
- Plume: Red crest with iron mount
- Liner: Padded leather liner for comfort
- Circumference: Approx. 64 cm
- Chin Strap: Leather with brass buckle
- Manufacturer: Lord of Battles
- Ideal for: LARP, historical reenactment, cosplay, and display
Care Instructions
- After use, wipe clean with a dry cloth to remove moisture or sweat.
- Store in a dry place; apply a light coating of oil periodically to prevent rust.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture.
- For long-term storage, keep in a cloth bag or display with regular maintenance.
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