The Hallaton Helmet 1st-century AD Roman cavalry helmet,

The Hallaton Helmet is a 1st-century AD Roman cavalry helmet, discovered in 2000 in Leicestershire, England, and notable for being the only Roman helmet found in Britain,
This ceremonial parade helmet, richly decorated with designs like laurel wreaths, likely belonged to a high-ranking auxiliary officer and was used in events like the hippika gymnasia.
This helmet is Reproduction in Brass 1.2 mm thickness
with all embossing design with hand
with tinned plated.