crusader helmet brass

crusader helmet brassThe helmet appeared on the battlefield in its earliest forms from the 13th century onwards. It proved to be a winning design that was employed for almost three centuries. It bears a terrifying fixed sight that enhances the intimidating appearance of an approaching knight. This large helmet has been inspired by a statue from Olite Cathedral, dating from the mid 13th century. These types of helmets were mostly seen from the mid 13th century to the early

The stylish Viking dress is based on clothing fragments found in the Viking town of Haihtabu

The shin guards may be worn over trousers or over gambeson-padded legs

Sallet flat on the head with visor open – ensures maximum visibility and is well-suited to giving commands in battle

6 cm must be added to your head circumference

A ring is fitted to permit the attachment of a scabbard

Whilst morions were similarly employed by foot soldiers

The axe was an indispensable and versatile tool for the Vikings

The sword is supplied with a beautiful

Whilst sunlight and prolonged heat should be avoided wherever possible

it features a brass buckle for fastening

The recurve bow is constructed from several layers of glass fibre and laminated wood

A beautiful axe by Windlass Steelcrafts