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Epic Armoury LARP Roman Legion Scutum Shield

#805585
Epic Armoury’s Red Scutum Shield is a rounded rectangular latex shield inspired by Ancient Roman soldiers. Tough, Latex construction for LARP sparring.
$194.95

Steel Legionnaire's Shield

#300584
This Roman Scutum shield has an 18 gauge steel body that has been hand-painted with the iconic eagle wings and thunderbolts, a polished steel boss, and a steel handle with wood grips.
$149.95

Lorica Segmentata of the Praetorian Guard

#300562
This fully functional and wearable breastplate has segments forged of blued 16 gauge steel that are attached to each other with leather bands for flexibility. The trim, latches, hinges, and rivets are brass. The pauldrons are hinged and attach to the lower armor with adjustable leather straps. Typically worn over a tunic, this is a replica of an elite version of the famous armor of the Roman Legionnaires.
$249.95

Wooden Oval Roman Shield

#801068
This Roman cavalry shield is covered with leather. Features a black steel boss with gold leather wings and lightning on the curved face and on the arm straps on the back.
$139.95

Steel Roman Greaves

#300010
These replica steel greaves are made of 18 gauge steel and based on patterns pictured in the reliefs on Trajan's Column in Rome. Feature an articulated knee piece for extra protection.
$74.95

Leather Vambraces

#200852
These vambraces are made from heavy grade leather and though thick, are easy and comfortable to wear.
$44.95

Ancient Greeks wore very little armor, however, what they did use was a true work of art as far as armor goes. Find this and armor from the Legions of Rome with all the proper historical accessories at Museum Replicas.


Top Customer Reviews

Review of: Steel Roman Greaves

Like other reviews state youll need to fasten them yourself. You can use regular twine if youre in that much of a hurry like i was to put them on for the first time. The steel is very sturdy and i am looking into some ways to paint the steel to really make it my own. Going to be a great addition to my halloween and renaissance faire pieces.
Reviewed by: Ethan, September 12, 2020

Review of: Steel Roman Greaves

Like other reviews state youll need to fasten them yourself. You can use regular twine if youre in that much of a hurry like i was to put them on for the first time. The steel is very sturdy and i am looking into some ways to paint the steel to really make it my own. Going to be a great addition to my halloween and renaissance faire pieces.
Reviewed by: Ethan, September 12, 2020

Review of: Wooden Oval Roman Shield

Really solid, well built shield. Double forearm straps are large enough to buckle around my forearm. Leather hand hold is seen onto the back covering as to attached into the wood. Feels as if you are defending Rome's northern borders or your life in the gladitoral games.
Reviewed by: Christopher, August 30, 2020

Review of: Steel Roman Greaves

These things are solid! Wore them with my Roman armor as well as some Medieval outfits and they look great.  Easy to rig up with some leather straps or belts to secure them.
Reviewed by: Patrick, June 15, 2020

Review of: Wooden Oval Roman Shield

This is an impressive piece which I prefer to display in my living room. It could be used for re-enactments or stage combat but I would not rather have its handsome surface scarred.
Reviewed by: Warren, January 03, 2019

Review of: Leather Vambraces

Got this on deal of the day a while ago. The material is good leather. I got them for my Fiancé and he says they are comfortable to wear.
Reviewed by: Anastasia, September 28, 2018

Review of: Leather Vambraces

Takes a bit to wear them in but once they are the Vambraces are great! Definitely gave the look I was trying for. Thanks!
Reviewed by: Mike, October 30, 2013

Review of: Steel Roman Greaves

Reviewed by: Jeffrey, June 04, 2010

Review of: Leather Vambraces

These are of great construction. The leather is tough and stiff, but very comfortable to wear. Very easy to put on.
Reviewed by: Brad, December 25, 2008