Gladiator Thracian Helmet

These items are intended solely as movie props and are not designed for real-world use. Each artifact may vary slightly from photos, with unique wear from production that underscores its authenticity as a film-used item. Obtained directly from Paramount Studios, these items are genuine film props worn by actors in the movie (not replicas or costumes) and authenticated as rare cinematic artifacts from one of the greatest movie franchises ever.

All items in the Gladiator II collection were crafted exclusively for film purposes and should not be used as protective gear. The materials in each piece vary and may include plastic, fiberglass, wood, and/or other materials. For specific questions or concerns about an item, please contact us.

In Gladiator II, Ridley Scott returns to the ancient Roman world with his signature style, drawing audiences into the raw power and pageantry of the empire. The film features an impressive cast with Pedro Pascal as the fierce General Marcus Acacius, joined by Denzel Washington and Paul Mescal in compelling roles that drive the epic narrative forward. Under Scott’s meticulous direction, every element in the film—from sweeping battle sequences to authentic period costumes—contributes to a breathtaking recreation of Rome’s grandeur and brutality. One of the most iconic pieces from the set, the "Gladiator Thracian Helmet," serves as a testament to the film's dedication to historical detail and craftsmanship.

The "Gladiator Thracian Helmet" captures the fierce style of ancient Thracian warriors, renowned for their distinct armor and indomitable spirit. Designed with a wide, flared brim and a striking ornate crest, this helmet not only enhances the visual storytelling of Gladiator II but also pays tribute to the bold legacy of Thracians who fought valiantly in Roman arenas. Detailed engravings and a bold silhouette reflect the unique identity of the Thracian gladiators, celebrated for their prowess with curved swords. For collectors, this auction offers a rare chance to own a piece from Ridley Scott's latest cinematic masterpiece—a film that, through its craftsmanship and the powerful performances of Pascal, Washington, and Mescal, brings ancient Rome’s epic scale and intimate human stories to life.

This authentic film-worn Thracian helmet, as seen in Gladiator II, exemplifies the iconic design of Thracian gladiators. Its design highlights both functional defense and the dramatic flair characteristic of ancient Roman arenas. Obtained directly from the film’s set at Paramount Studios, this helmet stands as a genuine artifact from the epic production.

Obtained directly from Paramount Studios, these items are genuine film props worn by actors in the movie (not replicas or costumes) and authenticated as rare cinematic artifacts from one of the greatest movie franchises ever.

Dimensions: 14" x 16" x 16"

Disclaimer:

These artifacts may vary slightly from photos, with unique blemishes and wear that attest to their use on set.

This item features a silver hologram, verifying its authenticity through Paramount Studios. A TRuEST™ authenticator was not on-set to witness its use, which is why this item does not carry our gold-level witness-based authentication hologram.

From legendary director Ridley Scott, Gladiator II continues the epic saga of power, vengeance, and survival in Ancient Rome. Years after the death of the revered hero Maximus, young Lucius (Paul Mescal) faces the brutal reality of Rome’s expansion as his home falls under the iron rule of co-emperors Caracalla and Geta. Captured and thrown into the gladiatorial arena, Lucius is trained by Macrinus (Denzel Washington), a former slave turned master strategist, who harbors his own ambitions to overthrow Rome’s tyrannical leaders. As Lucius fights to reclaim his honor, Gladiator II showcases the relentless might of the Roman infantry and the heart-pounding world of the Colosseum. Each authentic, screen-used artifact captures a piece of this grand narrative, bringing to life the grit and glory of Ancient Rome’s legacy.