Cardiophylax – Breastplate from the Roman Republic Era

 296,00

The cardiophylax, also known as phylax, was a protective armor element used by Roman legionaries during the Republic period. It consisted of a metal plate worn on the chest, often made of bronze or lead, suspended on leather straps. Its primary purpose was to protect the chest during combat.

Product Specifications:

  • Material: The breastplate is made from 1.5 mm brass sheet, ensuring durability and an authentic appearance.
  • Carrying Straps: The set includes leather straps for comfortable wearing of the breastplate.
  • Crafting Technique: The plate has been hand-formed using the repoussé technique, allowing for the reproduction of anatomical details of the chest, in line with original archaeological findings.

Why Choose Our Product?

  • Authenticity: Our reconstruction is based on thorough historical and archaeological research, making it ideal for reenactors and history enthusiasts.
  • Handcrafted: Each breastplate is created by experienced artisans, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail.
  • Functionality: The breastplate not only looks impressive but also provides appropriate protection during battle reenactments or historical displays.

Our cardiophylax is not just a faithful replica of a historical breastplate but also a functional piece of armor, perfect for historical reenactments, displays, or as a unique collector’s item.

Cardiophylax – Breastplate from the Roman Republic Era
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