Roman Centurion Helmet Key-Ring
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Description
This highly detailed miniature is of a legionary centurion's helmet, of the time of the Emperor Vespasian, circa 75AD. The helmet would have had a crest of horsehair and would have been worn with silver scale cuirass (body armour) and decorated greaves, to protect his legs.
The Roman Centurion Helmet is made from lead-free pewter and supplied on a quality key-chain.
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