Čeština
Deutsch
13th-14th Century Great Helm with Brass Templar Cross
The helmet reached its most elegant form towards the end of the 13th and the beginning of the 14th century. At this time, the knight's head was fully enclosed and well protected on all sides, making this type of helmet better suited to the chaos of close combat than the older versions with only a faceplate, which focused mainly on the knight's defence against attacks from the front. More information...
13th-14th Century Great Helm with Brass Templar Cross
This medieval helmet is handcrafted from 1.2 mm thick steel. The imitation leather lining ensures comfort and correct alignment with the eye slits. With an approximate inner circumference of 70 cm (without lining) and 67 cm including lining, the helmet fits most adult heads.
Its height is approx. 32 cm, and the base measures approx. 25.8×22.3 cm. The eye slits measure approx. 9.1×1.1 cm. A sturdy chin strap with a brass buckle ensures a secure hold on the head during fights.
The Templar cross on the front is made of 0.9 mm thick sheet brass.
Available with black or polished-steel finish
Note: This product is carefully coated with a layer of oil during packaging, which serves as a temporary (protective) layer against corrosion (rust) and can be easily wiped off with any oil remover or even a dry cloth.
We are here for you
