conical helmet

conical helmetA practical medieval basic helmet, well suited to archers or occasional use. The helmet has been crafted after the well known Norman nasal helmets, which were extremely popular between the 9th and 14th centuries and were worn throughout Europe. They are depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry, amongst other sources. The helmet features a steel thickness of 1. 0 mm and is well suited to a head circumference of up to 59 cm. Its height is 21 cm and its width is

These are woven four-in-one and subsequently riveted with round rivets

This parcel contains 1 kg of mixed rings — flat punched rings and round rings with round rivets — for making or repairing a hauberk or coif

which is coated with a layer of kevlar

They protect the open spots in the suit of armour

The cap is crafted from velvet and covered with a small net

The Zulus crafted them from African hardwood and utilised the stick as an aid in the inhospitable landscape and as a club

23 cm in length with a blade of 27

Under armour of this type

women and even slaves employed knives such as this

features two straps for securing it to the arm

The helmet is a film replica from the film Troy

The blade is 76