We don't stock a large range of Ancient and Roman products because there is very little demand in New Zealand for us to stock them.
We expect this to change as once news of our range and the quality of these products spreads. In recent years Lord of Battles has added more products so we can help people complete a wide range of warriors from this era.
So contact us if you want to portray a Greek Hoplite, Roman Gladiator, or a Roman Legionary.
This period covered several Milennia so other possibilites are endless.
We can order any Lord of Battles, House of Warfare or Mythrojan product from this era for you. Please allow up to 3 months delivery time if our manufacturer has them available. We also require a 50% non-refundable deposit before the items are shipped from our suppliers.
The haubergeon is a maille shirt extending to the mid thigh with sleeves extending either to the elbow or to the wrist.
Cardiophylax armour for the upper chest wron by light infantry from the Iberian peninsula.
For Live Action Role Playing you do not need iron maille and because you are moving from location to location, having a light kit is important. Aluminium mail is light and easy to maintain.
The Corinthian style of helmet first appeared around 860 BC in bronze. Iron versions later appeared.
This axe was used in the times of Alexander the Great.
Balearic Roman Greek Sling Handcrafted Braided Jute Cords
Fully functional leather sling.
The Cingulum Militare was signature statement of rank among the Roman soldiers.
The Greek Linothorax Cuirass is a andcrafted armor inspired by ancient warriors of Greece and Macedonia.
Caligae (Latin; singular caliga) are heavy-soled hob-nailed military boots issued to Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries throughout the Roman Republic and Empire.
The Montefortino helmet was a type of Celtic, and later Roman, military helmet used from around 300 BC through the 1st century AD
Padded Roman Subarmalis for use under Lorica Segmentata or Lorica Hamata.
The Gladius was the main weapon of the Roman Legionary. Our "Pompeii" style Gladius was the most popular style of Gladius and was used throughout the Roman Empire for from its inception to its fall.
