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Alberto morion The Morion developed from the Bascinet originally. The high dome is typical for this form. It was popular with pikemen, city militias and body/imperial guards. You can still find it with the swiss guard of the vatican today. Onesize...
€99.90 *
Antonius helmet The leather helmet "Antonius" was produced by the Italian leather Manufactory "Fucina del Drago" and is made of high-quality upper leather. Intricately designed and assembled from many solid riveted segments, it is very stable in shape....
€129.90 *
Arlan kegelhelmet blank Kegelhelmets were widely spread in medieval asia and europe in many different variations. This one has some cheek flaps, a high dome to protect the skull, and ends in a crest of horses\\' hair. The maille protects neck and chest area....
€149.90 *
Baldric normans helmet This normans helmet is equipped with a nasal, which gives additional protection to the facial area. It developed across europe in the early and high medieval times and spread quickly across the entire continent. The classical form of...
From €49.90 *
Blacwin nasal helmet This typical Norman helmet is based on historical models and has its root in Northern Europe during the 11th and 12th centuries. This makes it an ideal helmet for the portrayal or Nordic characters. Norman helmets are often seen worn by...
From €79.90 *
Bragi helmet blank A classical viking helmet with a long nasal. It has got pretty curved applications in the front. The pointed toppart is reinforced with two crosswisely riveted steel straps. This gives it a militant look and makes it more robust against...
€89.90 *
Dietrich spangenhelmet Spangenhelmets are described as helmets with a riveted band on the scull part - be it a single one or crosswise. These bands held the seperate pieces of the scull part together and named this kind of helmet. It was worn all around europe...
€59.90 *
Eindal normans helmet This helmet was designed following the exsample of the nothern european normanns helmet: Having a noseguard riveted to it´s forehead, this helmet should be renamed nasal helmet. It was widely spread over the entire continent, not...
From €59.90 *
Fidelio barbute The barbute is the italian variant of the bascinet and offers good protection for head and face without limiting view or breathing to much. We recommend wearing a padded coif with it.
€99.90 *
Franz open sallet The sallet is the successor of the kettle helmet in europe and one of the most common helmet types in 15th century in the western hemisphere. There is types with visor and without, often with a segmented neck protection, but mostly with...
€79.90 *
Harding normans helmet This normans helmet should be called "Nasal" helmet. It was widely spread all over europe and was not only worn by the normans. The original form has a high dome to protect the skull. This variation has a jagged application on its...
€69.90 *
Henning spangenhelmet This was a very common combat helmet in medieval europe. Typical for this make was the headband with the high dome and its metal stripes on the skull. This specific helmet has the typical cheek-flaps and a nasal to protect the wearers...
€69.90 *
Jupp kettle hat helmet The classic kettle hat was a very common helmet in the high Middle Ages. It was often worn by the simple footman because it protected well by the wide brim from attacks from above. In addition, unlike closed helmet forms, it hinders...
€79.90 *
Konrad kettle helmet The kettle helmet is the stereotype of the english footman of the late medieval and early modern age. The wide brim, round scull cap and riveted band along bottom and middle of cap will make any groups concept look uniformed. Material:...
€79.90 *
Owen kettle hat Kettle helmets developed around the 11th century and came westwards from probably Byzantine. Quickly they became one of the most worn types of helmets in medieval europe. It was easy to make and protected well against blows and strikes...
€79.90 *
Ralf kettle hat The kettle hat is the typical helmet of the medieval infantryman. The helmets form protects from hits from above and does not interfere with breathing or hearing. Oftentimes referred to as "the helmet of the commoner", the kettle helmet...
From €69.90 *
Robert round helmet If you want to protect your head, but don't want to interfere with your hearing and sight, we have just the right thing for you: this simple helmet featuring a center ridge. The helmet features a foam lining covered with cotton fabric on...
From €49.90 *
Roger nasalhelmet A classical viking helmet assembled from two parts. The lower part is decorated with rivets. It has got a cotton covered foam padding on the inside and two leather straps to make it fit tightly to the head. Material: 1mm Steel
€69.90 *
Rufus skull cap This type of helmet was called "cervelliere" (scull cap) and introduced in the 13th century and was supposed to be worn underneath a great helmet in addition to the coif of mail. Getting out of style in the 14th century, they became...
€49.90 *
Tankred helmet This helmet was built according to an italo-normannic antetype. Its characteristics are the curved nasal and the counter swing in the upper part of the helm that resembles a phrygian hat. It has got a cotton covered foam padding on the...
€89.90 *
Thore helmet A classical "spangen helmet" from the early middle-ages. The surrounding riveted steel straps make it extremely robust against blows from the top. The long nasal offers good protection for the face without limiting the wearer´s fiel of...
€69.90 *
Thorsten spangenhelm This classical "spangenhelm" is based on historical models and has its roots in Northern Europe during the early Middle Ages. Even before that, it was worn by nomadic peoples during Late Antiquity. That's why it is ideally suited for use...
From €69.90 *