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This rotella shield
This throwing axe is made of 1055 carbon steel with a 10 cm long edge and has a strong handle made of American hickory
It has been used as far back as the Bronze Age
the cross guard is generously coated with rubber
the cloak was one of the easiest garments to make and as a result it was worn by all classes in society for centuries
Hulptroepen-cavaleriehelm, A, 1.3 mm Sabels This rotella shieldThis is a replica of a helmet which is found in Northwich, Great Britain. The cheek protectors are from Gloucester and show the image of a sitting Neptune. On the top of the helmet the image of hairs can be seen, this marks the place were wigs were often placed. Helmets like this were mainly worn by Germanic and Celtic cavalries who served as auxiliae in the Roman armies. Helmets like this were principally found in the Rhineland. The helmet is made of
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