Furius Claudius Togius Quintillus

From: http://barcarii.com/2015/01/25/speculation-and-speculatores/

* Helmet (possibly) Koblenz

* Sagum from Medievaldesign

* Subarmalis (?)

* Tunica manicata in light blue (it’s a marine unit) from Medieval deisgn

Here is a possibility for a reconstruction of the Coppergate sock: http://www.regia.org/research/life/naalbind.htm

For my 5th century impression, shoes options are the following:

* Ramshaw calcei, 2nd-4th c. CE, from http://www.ancientempiresreproductions.com/AER/Roman_Military.html or http://www.medievaldesign.com/eng-prodotti.asp?form_chiave=24

* Zwammerdam calcei, 3rd-4th c. from http://www.medievaldesign.com/eng-prodotti.asp?form_chiave=24#

Burgh Castle helmet

Medievaldesign 5th century tunica manicata and Thorsberg trousers and Sogaards Mose wrappings

Roman auxliary boots, 4th ct.

€99.90

Roman Auxiliary Boots

Reconstruction of late-Roman auxillary boots found in Vindolanda, a Roman fort in northern England.

These shoes originate in the 3rd and 4th century a.d. but are also suitable for reenactment

of early medieval Germanic tribes.

Details

- material: robustly sewn cowhide

- upper leather: approx. 2 mm thick

- sole leather: approx. 10 mm thick

Late Roman Centurion Belt

€119.90

Dimensions:

Length: 130 cm

Weight: 1.0 kg

MB109 Ceinture romaine tardive - 129€

Très caractéristique, avec sa boucle massive et son pendant plus étroit décoré d'un mordant gravé, cette pièce date du tout début du Vème siècle. Large de 8cm, cette ceinture est équipée de dix raidisseurs, dont deux sont dotés d'anneaux de suspension.

Longueur totale 130cm, concue pour un tour de taille de 100 à 110cm.

HL148 - Koblenz ridge helmet, early IVth century - 229€

Made after roman ridge helmets pieces found in Koblenz, in Germany. This typical late roman helmet is made of iron, decorated with embossed brass plates. The bowl is made of two halves, hold together by a ridge. Neck and cheek-guards are fixes with straps and buckles.

Without inner leather padding.

HL167 - Deurne helmet, early IVth century - 279€

Found in Holland and to be seen in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, this silver plated and gilded helmet certainly belonged to a high ranking cavalry officer. found with a coin, it is dated 319 AD.

HL168 - "Augst" helmet - 119€

These helmets, much more simpler than the ones in use before, were mass produced by the fabricae, founded by Diocletian at the end of the IIId century. Made of two hlves, rivetted together. Found in Augst, Switzerland.

HL164 - "Intercisa" helmet - 119€

Same helmet than the Augst type, but with another kind of decoration (two eyes on the front of the bowl). Found in Intercisa, Hungary

Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming.

HL163 - "Intercisa" crested helmet - 119€

This Intercisa helmet is equipped with a crest of iron, and was probably used by an officer.

Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming

HL161 - "Burgh Castle" Helmet - 139€

Also made in the Fabricaes, this helmet belongs to the heavy kind of mass produced helmets. Clearly made after oriental Sassanid helmets, with a nose-guard, with irons plates protecting the joint between cheek-guard and bowl, the holes for the ears indicate an infantry model. Found in Burgh Castle, England.

Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming

HL162 - "Concesti" helmet - 139 €

Very similar to the Burgh Castle helmet, this piece has no holes for the ears.

Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming

HL169 - "Berkasovo" Helmet - 399€

HL219 - Spangenhelm - IVth Vth centuries - 69€

This oriental style and conical helmet appears during the late IIId century, even if some pieces existed during the IId century. This helmet was adopted by all Germanic tribes, too.        

Copy made after a piece found in a grave in Vendel, Germany. Similar helmets were found in Egypt.