Spartan Helmet

Spartan Crested Helmet, Bronze

$299

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Weathered Bronze Greek Helmet with Crest, Liner

•	CUSTOM ENGRAVING AVAILABLE - See Below
•	Full Sized and Wearable (Includes Liner)
•	Made from 18-Gauge Bronze/Brass Composite
•	Impressive Black Horsehair Crest
•	Weathered/Etched for a Fresh-from-the-Battlefield Look
•	Display Stand Optional

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Crested Spartan Helmet, Antiqued

Model# SBH-SPARTANCRESTED $299

Engrave this item for $15.

In Stock - Ships in 1-3 days

	Museum Quality Laquered Helmet Stand
	Model# SBA-HELMETSTAND-MUSEUM $21
	(Originally $39) \| In Stock - Ships in 1-3 days

This helmet is also available in Brass. Please see the Brass Spartan Crested Helmet For details.

That said, I can tell you that this helmet is a beauty. They're made from a brass/bronze alloy that has been acid etched and hand-antiqued for that fresh-from-the-battle look. It features Cointhian-style nasal and elongated cheek guards and a gorgeous black crest of trimmed horsehair.

The metal of the helmet is pocked and pitted as a bronze helmet would be, and is worn and abrased in sections to appear battle-scarred. No two of these helmets are the same as each one is hand-antiqued.

The helmet comes with a high quality leather liner and rugged chin strap for easy fitting.

Personalized Engraving
For a low price you can add a personalized engraving to your helmet stand. We will apply 2.5 inch by 1.25 inch solid brass plate to the helmet stand engraved with your personalized message. This makes for a truly wonderful gift or award. Just click-on the engrave button next to the helmet part number and use our engraving utility to enter up to three lines of text in the font of your choice.

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