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Barbuta Helm (Antiqued) Ref: AH2192N
The Barbuta Helm (AH2192N) replicates a 15th century helm that was popular throughout Europe. Bearing a strong resemblance to the helmets of the ancient Corinthians, the Barbuta (or Barbute) was found not only with the facial cutout shape shown in our model but with a T-shaped cutout (no nasal) and with an open-faced rectangular cutout. Designed as a helmet for regular infantry.KEY FEATURES:
* Beautifully Ornate
* Highly Detailed
* Great conversation piece
MEASUREMENTS:
THICKNESS: 18 gauge
WEIGHT: 3lbs 6oz
Price: $212.00
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Basic Sallet Ref: AH-3822-A
The 15th century Sallet Helm or Tipping Sallet (non visored) protected the head, eyes and neck and was usually worn with a beavor to protect the throat. Made from 18 Gauge Steel.
Price: $144.00
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German Visored Sallet Ref: AH-3822-B
Suitable for foot or mounted combat, this helmet was prized by both knights and men-at-arms. The Sallet, which possibly originated in France or Burgundy, was constructed with a tail to protect the back of the head and neck. Our replica features a moveable visor like the original. Forged of 18-gauge steel.
Price: $170.00
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North Italian Sallet Ref: AH-3822-C
Forged of 18-gauge steel.
Price: $170.00
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Deep Visored Sallet Ref: AH-3822-D
Forged of 18-gauge steel.
Price: $170.00
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Barbuta Ref: AH1090
Dating from the 15th century, the Barbuta shows a strong resemblance to much older Corinthian helms. Originating in Italy, the Barbuta saw widespread use throughout Europe. Fully wearable, the helm is constructed in 18 gauge stainless steel and fitted with an adjustable liner. The optional Helmet Stand (Model LP-1) is a simple means of displaying the Helm to full advantage..
KEY FEATURES:
* Stainless for minimal maintenance
* Fully wearable
* Authentic styling
MEASUREMENTS:
PRODUCT HEIGHT: 12 3/4”
PRODUCT LENGTH: 8 3/4”
PRODUCT WIDTH: 8 3/4”
WEIGHT: 3lb
Price: $150.00
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6th Century Close Helmet Ref: 300130
The armorer aimed to provide better and better protection as the development of the helmet continued across the centuries. He had comfort to fret over, too, since the safest helmet in the world was totally useless if it didn't provide enough ventilation or nobody wore it. The highly functioning and effective close helmet was created towards the end of the era of the sword. This fully operable replica has a leather liner, hooks easily, and is very easy to wear. Collar protection is substantial. 18 gauge steel. Head circumference is 27". Neck opening is 21". Wt. 7 lbs, 14 oz. Circa 1550 AD.
Price: $245.00
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Barbuta Ref: AH-3826
This open faced Italian helm has a "T" shaped face opening. 18 gauge steel.
Price: $116.00
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Hun Helm Ref: AH-3832
Open faced infantry helm. 18 gauge steel.
Price: $110.00
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Salled With Bevor Ref: 300148
Suitable for foot or mounted combat, this two-tiered helmet was prized by both knights and men-at-arms. The Salade (or English Sallet), which possibly originated in France or Burgundy, was constructed with a tail to protect the back of the head and neck. The version we've copied sits flush on a bevor, which protects the chin and throat. Worn this way, it's a helmet with good ventilation and visibility. The original is believed to be English and dates from about 1480. Our replica features the moveable visor and a bevor with falling buff like the original. Forged of 18-gauge steel, both the Salade and bevor are fully lined and wearable. Due to the continual mixing of styles of armor, you will find this a fitting helmet for our Gothic Cuirass as well.
Price: $235.00
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German Sallet Ref: AH-3822
The 15th century Sallet Helm protected the head, eyes and neck and was usually worn with a beavor to protect the throat. Made from 18 Gauge Steel.
Price: $144.00
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Engraved European Close Helm Ref: AH-3814-E
The beautifully engraved European Close Helm comes with same features as our AH-3814 Close Helm. The full visor and bevor are pivoted from bolts on each side of the skull. Made from 18 gauge steel, comes with brass rivets.Measurements
Wt. 6.8lbs Plumes Sold Separately
Was $310 now on Sale for : $220.00
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European Close Helm Ref: AH-3814
The 15th-16th century Close-Helm is the classic "Knight's" helm. The full visor and bevor are pivoted from bolts on each side of the skull. 18 gauge steel, comes with brass rivets
Price: $170.00
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European Close Helm (Large) Ref: AH-3820
The 15th-16th century Close-Helm is the classic "Knight's" helm. The full visor and bevor are pivoted from bolts on each side of the skull. 18 gauge steel, comes with brass rivets. Larger size than the AH-3814 Helm.
Price: $190.00
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Tournament Helmet - brass Ref: AA2201
These decorative medieval-style helms make perfect accents for a themed den or office decor, or work very well as individual conversion pieces. Crafted from burnished steel, with brass visor. 14" tall and displays beautifully on a desk or table.
Price: $390.00
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Maxmillan Helmet Ref: AH-3817
Late 15th, early 16th Century close helm with (bellows visor) without roping. An excellent re-production, the cheek pieces overlap and are held in place by a small latch. Comes with and without detailed roping around the neck and brass rivets. 18 gauge steel.
Price: $164.00
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Maxmillan Close Helm (deluxe) Ref: AH-3818
Late 15th, early 16th Century close helm with (bellows visor) and roping. An excellent re-production, the cheek pieces overlap and are held in place by a small latch. Comes with and without detailed roping around the neck and brass rivets. 18 gauge steel.
Price: $190.00
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Maximilian Close Helm Ref: AH-3824
This early 16th century Close-Helm is characterized by the narrow lines of fluting which were popular during the reign of the Emperor Maximilian I. The visor is fully functional and pivots from bolts on each side of the skull. Made from 18-gauge steel, it comes with brass rivets and roping.
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Price: $220.00
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Burgonet Ref: AH-3819
This 16th century light Helm is characterized by it's high combed skull, brow peak and hinged ear pieces. Comes with a functional falling buffe that is decorated with brass, and pierced steel. 18 gauge steel.
Was $290 Now on Sale for: $170.00
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Scottish Burgonet Ref: 300110
Popular throughout the 16th century, the lightweight burgonet protected the head, cheeks, and neck, while allowing excellent vision and plenty of oxygen. This particular example was used largely by the Scots, whose enemies use the term "steel Bonnet" when referring to the highland raiders. The original from which this replica is copied, appears to be of German make. Made from 18 gauge steel, weighs 4 lbs. 12oz.
Price: $185.00
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Cabasett Ref: AH-3804
This 16th century helm was widely used by the infantry and is most often know as the "Spanish Morion". 18 gauge steel
Price: $120.00
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Comb Morion Ref: AH-3809
A development of the medieval kettle hat and also used by the infantry this Morion has a large central comb and wide brim. 18 gauge steel.
Was $168 Now on Sale for: $120.00
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Engraved Comb Morion Ref: AH-3809-E
This beautifully engraved comb morion has the same features as our AH-3809 Comb Morion. A development of the medieval kettle hat and also used by the infantry this Morion has a large central comb and wide brim.Made from 18 gauge steel.
Price: $150.00
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Lobster-Tailed Pot Ref: AH-3805
This type of helm developed in Germany and was called a zischagge. The English version was worn by the cavalry during the Civil War of 1642-1648. Comes with triple bar visor and hinged cheek pieces. Circa 1630-1650. Made from 14 and 16 gauge steel
Price: $130.00
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Polish Trooper Ref: AH-3806
This type of helm was worn by cavalry during the same period as the English Civil War of 1642-1648. Comes with a single bar (removable) and hinged cheek pieces. Circa 1630-1650. Made from 14 and 16-gauge steel.
Price: $150.00
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Open Faced Salade Helmet Ref: 300158-S
Preferred by crossbowmen, archers, spearmen and even cannoneers when rapidly developing firearms appeared on the battlefield. Infantry troops willingly sacrificed the extra protection of closed helmets for a better view and more air. (They needed more air than their mounted brothers in arms since foot combat was a whole body affair.) This pattern from about 1425 utilizes a tail with a fully articulated end lame to protect the neck. The half visor is tastefully shaped with scalloped cut-outs. An excellent reenactment or dress helmet. Liner with leather ties.KEY FEATURES:
· Tail with fully articulated end lame
· Excellent reenactment/dress helm
· Liner with leather tiesThis item is being discontinued.
We only have a few left.
Price: $161.00
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