Brass Greek Helmet

Brass Greek Helmet with Liner and Stand

SBH-CORINTHIAN-BRASS

$129

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Weathered Corinthian Brass Helmet with Leather Liner and Display Stand

•	CUSTOM ENGRAVING AVAILABLE - See Below
•	Stunnning Classical Helmet with Plumed Crest
•	Full-sized and Wearable
•	Comes with Liner and Display Stand
•	Polished Brass with Leather and Horsehair Plume
•	Classy, Regal and Intimidating

Can there be anything quite so cool as an ancient Greek soldier wearing a Corinthian style helmet? These things are without doubt one of the most fantastic helmet styles ever designed. With it's long cheek plates and jutting nose plates this helmet is the epitome of style and good design. Throw in the horsehair crest on top and you've got every Greek babe in the vicinity offering you their laurels. Heck, any woman, really.

This Greek helmet is made in polished brass. It's almost exactly the same as our SBH-CORINTHIAN except for the more historically accurate brass (the SBH-CORINTHIAN is made of steel).

The Corinthian helmet has been recognized as one of the most important military inventions in history. The design, usually made from a single piece of metal, provided excellent protection, suberb vision and sent chills down the backs of enemies.

Our Corinthian is made from 18-gauge high carbon steel and feature a gorgeous crest made from fine stitched leather and oodles of horse-hair. It comes with a leather liner for wearing and a high-quality polished stand for display. One of the finest helmets that we sell.

If you are interested in a Steel version, see the photo link below.

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