Replica Military Helmets & Armor

The 3rd Regiment was seeded in 1635 when 3-year-old Timoléon de Sercourt d’Esclainvilliers inherited his father’s Light Horse company. It became part of the Cardinal Duc regiment the same year and fought in the Battle of Rocroi as the...

Despite the waning effectiveness of plate armor against the increasing proficiency of firearms, the French cavalry in Napoleon’s army still wore cuirasses, with mixed success. They were mildly useful for deflecting long-range musket and pistol fire...

These excellent reproductions of the German M35 Stahlhelm (steel helmet) were left over from a movie production run and unused because they are all small (size 6-7/8). This style of helmet originated during World War I and was kept in service up to 1992...

This replica US Mark V Divers Helmet is a stunning nautical decor item. Originals are rare and cost thousands; our version stays with the Mark V WWII era theme and takes a little license in the design to ensure awesome looks over traditional diving...

Reflecting old Britain’s love of ornate accouterments, this showy “MERRYWEATHER” pattern brass Fireman’s Helmet was first introduced in 19th century Victorian England and saw active service through WWII. The top of each splendid...

This WWI Doughboy Helmet is made from an original M1917 pattern found at auction. This 18 gauge steel shell replica helmet is made to the same specs down to the string, metal and adjustable coated canvas liner. Great for display or reenactment. Made by...