17th century pikemen helmet

17th century pikemen helmetThe helmet is a replica of one as depicted in Jacob de Gheyn's Wapenhandelinge. Helmets of this type were worn during the 17th century in European armies, by pikemen and musketeers alike. It has a steel thickness of 1. 6 mm and is well suited to a head circumference of 6364 cm.

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Obsidian has been employed for thousands of years by the peoples of South America for knives and arrowheads

The skirt features a cord with wooden beads around the waist so it can easily be adjusted to your size

or as a regular dress in the summer

The arming doublet has been based on 15th-century originals

It has a wooden button for closing

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well-suited to re-enactment and LARP

The arming doublet is based on 15th- and 16th-century originals

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Textile fragments with a herringbone motif have been excavated

The high-quality leather lends the bag a luxurious look