14th Century Great Helm with Brass Cross

This 14th Century Great Helm is crafted from stoutly riveted plates of 16 gauge steel and brass plate; the riveted front cross is made of brass. The helm is blackened on the inside to prevent corrosion and fitted with an integrated leather suspension liner that can be adjusted to size to optimize the fit of the helm. An adjustable chin strap of leather with a brass buckle is included as well. More information...

€149,00
€149,00 excl. VAT
In stock 2 pcs
Item physically stored in our Warehouse in Kadan
, dispatch on: Tomorrow 19-Dec-2024

14th Century Great Helm with Brass Cross

In the late 13th and early 14th centuries, the great helm reached its most elegant form. At this time, the knight's head was completely enclosed and well protected from all sides, making this type of helmet more suitable for the hustle and bustle of battle and close combat than the older protection of a nasal helmet, which focused primarily on the knight's defence against attacks from the front.

  • Front to Back approx. 27cm
  • Side to Side approx. 23cm
  • Outer circumference approx. 70cm
  • Weight approx. 4150 g
  • 16 Gauge Steel = approx. 1.6mm thick
  • High approx. 29,5cm
  • One eye-slit is approx. 21cm long

The front of the 1.6 mm thick steel helmet is covered with a 0.9 mm thick brass cross. The inner circumference of this helmet is around 68 cm. After putting on the quilted cap, your head can have a circumference of approx. 58 cm to 61 cm. The height of the helmet is approx. 36 cm and the base is approx. 27×21 cm. The inside width at ear level is approx. 21 cm and the inside depth from front to back at eye level is approx. 26.5 cm. The eye slits measure approximately (15×1.5) cm. The helmet is fitted with a fixed chin strap with a brass buckle. 

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