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Product description
Since the first century AD the lorica segmentata was worn by the Roman legionaries. This type of armor consists of steel strips that overlap each other and efficiently protect the body. The first archaeological find of a lorica segmentata was in Kalkriese (Germany) and is estimated to come from the year 9 AD. This lorica segmentata is a replica of an original excavated in Corbridge (UK) that comes from the second century AD. The Corbridge type A is typical for its 4 compartments: two shoulder halves and two torso halves. The sizes of this lorica can be adjusted with leather straps and it has beautiful brass ornaments.
Product details
Product details:
Material: steel, brass, leather
Steel thickness: 1.3 mm
Size: suitable for chest circumference from 116 to 120 cm
Based on a historic original: Yes
Shipping weight (grams): 10000
