Leonidas Spartan Helmet Warrior Costume Medieval Helmet Liner Gift

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• ✔️★The Spartan Helmet is inspired by Ancient Greek body idealized armour and Hoplite soldiers, , the steel Spartan helmet is an elegant and unique addition to greek Helmet. Celebrate these ancient warriors with this stylish accent. This depiction of the Spartan helm is made of high-quality steel. The angular design and polished surface of this Greek statement affect the eye. Express your deep appreciation for history and culture with a steel Spartan helmet.
• ✔️★This is a finely crafted steel Spartan helmet. This helmet is prepared from high quality metal and features a simple protective design. Defend your home and country with the Spartan Helmet. Considered to be one of the most feared military forces to ever walk the earth, this item captures an aggressive tone so you can complete your costume. The Spartan Helmet can be a valued asset when creating a Spartan or Greek Spartan costume.

To ensure that the Ð300Ó King Leonidas Helmet brought Frank Millers vision to life, developers consulted him during its creation while also using source material. The outcome is a fantastic piece, worthy of a place on display in any collection. Crafted from 18 gauge steel only the finest authentic materials, it has been made from steel and then plated in antiqued copper. The extended side pieces protect the cheeks while a nose guard is also present. Of course, the focal point is the stunning black crest made from genuine horse hair. This helmet is easy-to-wear as the inside has been fully adorned in leather and given an adjustable liner. It truly is a helmet, worthy to grace the head of the historical King Leonidas. The force of soldiers and animals that was assembled was so massive that they caused the earth to shake when they marched. Led by Xerxes, this army headed to devour Greece, and to his surprise, his path was blocked by a mere 300 brave soldiers. Not even enough men to be considered an army, but as Xerxes discovered, these were no ordinary men; they were Spartans!