viking helmet with chainmail

viking helmet with chainmailThe helmet is a battle ready replica of a Viking helmet discovered in a tumulus in Norway; the original dates from the 10th century. The original model was broken into nine pieces, subsequently reconstructed, and may now be viewed at the Statens historika museum in Oslo. The spectacles protect both the eyes and the nose, whilst the chainmail affords the throat and neck flexible protection. The replica features a leather chin strap for fastening, just

great helmets became more conical in shape

It has a large hood that is lined on the inside with soft cotton

It is painted in a lifelike manner and appears to be crafted from steel

It weighs approximately 7

It may also be hung as a pendant on a fine necklace or leather cord

Originally the torque was a Celtic / Gaulish neck jewel that served as a symbol of status for the wearer

materials such as linen

with a suede leather grip and brass edges

or combined with the reach and leverage of the long axe

Whilst morions were similarly employed by foot soldiers

The plastic single-handed sword has been designed for Historical European Martial Arts

It matches the other Kaspar armour parts by Mytholon