Lorica Segmentata - Type Corbridge A

Very authentic reconstruction of the Roman armour Lorica Segmentata, type Corbridge A

The Lorica Segmentata has been used by the Roman for army more than 200 years.
The earliest findings were in Kalkriese, Germany and are supposed to come from the year 9 anno Domini.

The type Corbridge A is named after findings near the northern English village Corbridge.
In this area was located the former Roman castrum Corstopidum near the Hadrianswall.
The type Corbridge A dates back to the first half of the first century AD.

The armour is adjustable und suitable for a chest girth from 116 to 120 cm. Of course it should always
be measured the final chest girth considering all padded cloth.

Details:
- Material: 1.2 mm steek, brass and leather
- Size: suitable for chest girth from 116 cm to 120 cam
- Weight: approx. 9.7 kg

shipping weight: 11.00 kg