Gallic 'H' Special Command

This helmet is similar in design to the Gallic G, but features a different style of eyebrows and a more sloping neck guard. The imperial helmet is a broad classification applied to the helmet that was considered by many to be the quintessential Roman galea (or helmet). The imperial Gallic H Special Command Helmet is a replica of a historical helm found on an archaeological dig.. A black and blond plume adorns the top of the helmet. The Gallic H Special Command Helmet is not only a great example of a classic Roman helmet, but it also happens to be a replica of an actual historical artifact, which makes it an excellent helmet for re-enactors to use, as well as a great piece to add to any enthusiasts collection.This helm can be converted to having a transverse crest by using a crest holder intended for a transverse crest (not included). The brim of the helm has two holes in its domed base rivets that can be used to tie down a transverse crest.