soldier kettle hat 1 mm

soldier kettle hat 1 mmIn the early 14th century, kettle hats such as this one with sloped brims began to appear. Improved metalworking made it possible and more affordable to mass produce one piece kettle hats. The sloped brim deflected projectiles from above, reducing the impact on both the helmet and the head. This type of helmet was so effective that even aristocrats wore it. The brim also protected against downward strikes and projectiles, whilst providing excellent

the tunic was worn in an airy and simple style with a basic design

From the late 12th century

Shields of this type continued to be used well into the 13th century and were employed alongside heater shields

During the early Middle Ages it was utilised by various peoples all over Europe

with brass buttons on the sleeves

Crafted in the Gothic style

flared sleeves feature a split from the elbow

Crafted from silvered bronze

without any other armour parts

Switzerland and on the Balkans

providing facial protection and a front view comparable to the German sallet

This medieval canvas tent is furnished with a door that can also be utilised as a tarpaulin