european closed helmet

european closed helmetThe close helmet is a replica of a 16th century French example. The original is now part of the collection at the Muse de l'Arme in Paris. At the end of the 15th century, the close helmet developed from the armet and later versions of the sallet. This type of helmet closely resembles the armet and, until the early 17th century, became a symbol of the European aristocracy. It was worn in formal portraits, during tournaments, and on the battlefield by

The dagger is a replica of an original from the 1st century AD found in Pompeii

The Vikings wore bracelets such as this on their upper arm

Whilst it may be employed as a practical tool

The leather armour

The rapier measures 115 cm in length with a blade of 93 cm and weighs 964 grams

Length: 29 cm

The neck area is enclosed by a flared protector

the sleeves

or for combat

The weight and balance are also similar to those of a real sword

These were generally simpler in construction

SizeChestArmlengthLengthSchoulder widthS106577743M110597548L118608451XL122628653XXL124628756XXXL130639059*Sizes are measured on the garment