Helms 17 products

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  Archers Spangenhelm

  This Spangenhelm style was made specifically for archers, the nasal being omitted to provide greater visibility. Crafted in 14 gauge steel, the helm has an adjustable (spider style) leather liner and chinstrap

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  Valsgarde Helm

  Valsgarde is one of the oldest known excavation sites in Sweden. Containing an untold amount of treasures from the last two millennium there is no way to measure its importance. Included among the find was this exquisite helm, which we have reproduced in exacting detail. It is estimated to be from the 8th century.

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  Coppergate Helm

  The Coppergate Helmet was recovered during excavations in the ancient walled city of York in 1982. Dating from the 8th century, the Anglo-Saxon is of great archeological importance. The inscription on the crest is an invocation for protection from the helmet’s owner Oshere to the Holy Trinity. This reconstruction clearly illustrates the skill of...

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  Venetian Sallet with Bevor

  The sallet or salade was a popular and elegant headpiece in use across much of Europe throughout the second half of the 15th century. Various forms developed during this time, they all fitted closely to the front and sides of the head 

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  The Gjermundbu Helmet

  This helmet provides on of the most period accurate pieces for viking re-enactors. Made of 14 Gauge Steel, it will stand up to anything thrown at it. It is a replica of an original found at Gjermundbu Village in Norway. Thought to be one of the only surviving "true" viking helmets, this replica is sure to please any collector or re-enactor.

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  European Sallet

  The sallet or salade was a popular and elegant headpiece in use across much of Europe throughout the second half of the 15th century. 

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  Phrygian Nasal Helmet

  The Nasal Helm was originally designed in the early 9th century, but soon evolved into its own. It was the most plentiful helmet used in the early middle ages, and was used well into the late middle ages as well.

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  Jaw Bone Visor

  Visors were a late addition to medieval helmet. They came a time when men at arms had to decided whether they preferred addition protection or better visibility. The visor changed that.

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  Klappviser Bascinet

  The Bascinet is the most common form of helmet used in the middle ages. Originally developed to be worn under the great helm or barrel helm, the bascinet eventually evolved to include a retractable visor.

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  Houndskull Bascinet

  The Bascinet is the most common form of helmet used in the middle ages. Originally developed to be worn under the great helm or barrel helm, the bascinet eventually evolved to include a retractable visor.

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