1e eeuwse Romeinse cavaleriehelm met larva-masker, 1.3 mm Zwaarden & wapens The legs end in a

The legs end in a knot motive

In devastated cities they are there in abundance

You can wear the dress under a surcotte

you can take care of your shoes and leather goods by applying a little ballistol after cleaning

ten tijden van de Spaanse armada

1e eeuwse Romeinse cavaleriehelm met larva-masker, 1.3 mm Zwaarden & wapens The legs end in aThis helmet is a replica of an original from the 1st century AD, which is now part of the Leon Levy and Shelby White Collection in New York. In the Roman military, certain soldiers wore larva masks combined with helmets. Although depictions of Roman soldiers wearing masks are rare, it is believed that they were primarily used by cavalry officers and standard bearers, such as the Signifer, Vexillarius, Imaginifer, and Aquilifer. While larva masks may