We take special pride in our line of Roman shoes. All were tested under authentic conditions  successfully during two long marches conducted by the Universities of Regensburg and Augsburg, 2008 by LEG III ITAL and 2010 by LEG XIII GEM.

Late Roman Tunica Manicata

Suited for impressions from the later 4th century to the sixth century CE. After original finds. Handwoven linen, hand-stitched

wool decoration.

AER/CL/1508-M-N-IMP

AER/CL/1508-L-N-IMP

AER/CL/1508-XL-N-IMP

AER/CL/1508-XXL-N-IMP

Valkenburg Caligae, 1st c. CE

Veg-tanned leather, iron nails

AER/SH/1503-8/(EU size)-N

Ramshaw Shoes, 3rd c. CE

Veg-tanned leather, iron nails

AER/SH/1504-8/(EU size)-N

Bar Hill Shoes, 2nd c. CE

Veg-tanned leather

AER/SH/1502-8/(EU size)-N

Simple Sleeveless Subarmalis.

Hand woven linen with hand-forged clasps. Filled with felted wool blankets.

AER/CL/1505-M-N-IMP

AER/CL/1505-L-N-IMP

AER/CL/1505-XL-N-IMP

AER/CL/1505-XXL-N-IMP

Short-Sleeved Subarmalis

Hand woven linen with hand-forged clasps. Filled with felted wool blankets.

AER/CL/1507-M-N-IMP

AER/CL/1507-L-N-IMP

AER/CL/1507-XL-N-IMP

AER/CL/1507-XXL-N-IMP

Subarmalis with Pteryges

Hand woven linen with hand-forged clasps. Filled with felted wool blankets.

AER/CL/1506-M-N-IMP

AER/CL/1506-L-N-IMP

AER/CL/1506-XL-N-IMP

AER/CL/1506-XXL-N-IMP

Simple Augustan Dagger after Finds from the Titelberg and from Dangstetten. Proper dimensions, not over-sized.

Steel and wood. Suitd fr impressions between ca. 50 BCE and 50 CE

AER/DG/1502

Standard Tip / Beneficiarius Lance Head after a find

from Künzing and others from the LIMES, 3rd c. CE

Steel

AER/SWS/1504

„Italic A“ Helmet after an Original from Pompeji, Bronze (CuSn6). Now also available in tinned steel. 

If you wonder about the large cheek-pieces: That´s correct...

;-)

AER/H/1507

AER/H/1507-TN

Mainz  Calceus, 1st c. CE

Veg-tanned leather

AER/SH/(Eu size)1505

„Imperial Gallic H“ or „Weisenau“ Helmet after an Original from Augsburg-Oberhausen, Steel, Brass, Enamel decoration. Comes with Crista holder and a red crista.

AER/H/1509-TN

3rd century tunic after a find from Syria. 3/4 sleeves. Handwoven linen, hand-stitched wool decoration.

AER-CL-1511-M-N-IM

AER-CL-1511-L-N-IM

AER-CL-1511-XL-N-IM

AER-CL-1511-XXL-N-IM

3rd century tunic after a find from Syria. 3/4 sleeves. Handwoven linen, hand-stitched wool decoration.

AER-CL-1510-M-N-IMP

AER-CL-1510-L-N-IMP

AER-CL-1510-XL-N-IMP

AER-CL-1510-XXL-N-IMP

Hand forged pilum head after two finds from Spain (Renieblas & Numantia). Will be delivered without the two holes, for easier completion with a self-made ash shaft.

AER/SWS/1505

Hand forged Augustan shield boss after two finds from Kempten, southern Bavaria. This item is made after original measurements and not oversized. May slightly (!) vary, since handmade.

AER/GSH/1505-BO

Roman Chainmail (lorica hamata), after contemporary finds and depictions. 1st. c. BCE to 2nd c. CE.

6mm ID riveted / punched

Steel, vegetable tanned leather, brass.

14-RH-S-50-6

Roman Chainmail (lorica hamata), after contemporary finds and depictions. Later 1st. c. CE to 3rd c. CE.

6mm ID riveted / punched

Steel

14-RH-50-6

Mild steel hand forged hobnails. These are proper for impressions after 9 BCE (Dangstetten). No flash from forging die along the sides, long and thin nail, not hardened.

Sold per piece.

AER/MISC/1507

Roman Greaves 3rd century CE. After finds from Künzing and Straubing. With linen-leather liners and chains with riveted rings. Brass, Steel.

Sold as pair.

AER/AS/1507

Late Roman Tunica Manicata

Suited for impressions from the later 4th century to the sixth century CE. After original finds. Handwoven linen, hand-stitched

wool decoration.

AER/CL/1508-M-N-IMP-Blue

AER/CL/1508-L-N-IMP-Blue

AER/CL/1508-XL-N-IMP-Blue

AER/CL/1508-XXL-N-IMP-Blue

Burlafingen Helmet. This helmet dates in the early first century AD, and is classiefied in the Robinson-categories as „Coolus G“.  Our model is made in brass. We slightly increased width and length of the skull, the rest of the measurements is as on the original. This makes the appearance of the neck-guard a bit smaller than on the original.

AER/H/1511-B

Mannheim Coolus. This helmet dates in the later first century BC. It is generally connected to the Gallic wars, but was in use well into the Augustan era.

AER/TC/028