Lorica Segmentata, type Corbridge A
Very authentic reconstruction of Roman track armor, so-called Lorica Segmentata, type Corbridge A. It is named after excavations near the northern English village of Corbridge. There, on Hadrian's Wall, there was the former Roman camp of
Corstopidum.
The Lorica Segmentata was in use in the Roman army for at least 200 years.
use. The earliest finds come from Kalkriese, Germany and are dated to
dated to the year 9 AD. This armor is suitable for a chest circumference of ca.116 cm to 120 cm (approx. 45.7 in to 47.2 in), the circumference should be measured over all padding.
Details Lorica Segmentata, type Corbridge A:
- Material: 1,3 mm (0.051 in) steel; brass and leather
- Size: for chest circumference from approx. 116 cm to 120 cm (approx. 45.7 in to 47.2 in)
- weight: approx. 9,7 kg (approx. 21.4 lbs)
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1x Lorica Segmentata, type Corbridge A