Replica of Byzantine helmet from the 10thcentury. The helmet has, at the top, a bronze application to fasten hair orfeathers.    
Includes adjustment belt.
Available in two sizes (S and M)
Size S:
Head circumference approx. 59 cm
Distance between front and back: approx. 21 cm
Distance between ears: approx. 18 cm
Weight: approx. 2.6 kg
Size M:
Head circumference approx. 62 cm
Distance between front and back: approx. 23.5 cm
Distance between ears: approx. 18 cm
Weight: approx. 2.75 kg

European Close Helmet / Visored Helm, ca. 1520, 1.6 mm steel
- ready for battle -

This reproduction of a typical early 16th-century tights helmet with hinged visor (known as helmet or close closure) is made of 1.6 mm thick steel plate and therefore only suitable for a combat re-enactment.

It features a comfortable leather lining and a chin strap with buckle.

Medieval Coventry Sallet helmet   from the 15th century. It is a replica of the original found at   the Herbert Art Gallery Museum in Coventry, England. Handmade in 2 mm steel.   and prepared for Complete Contact and   Recreation. It comes riveted   and welded. Includes adjustable padded lining, leather strap and metal buckle.

Functional helmet crossed. Handmade in 2 mm steel. thick. He's riveted. Includes padded lining, as well as leather strap and brass buckle.

Cross-helmet, 2 mm soft steel, with leather coating
Ready for battle

Attractive reconstruction of a large transverse ca rudder. 1180 A.D., also called pot hull, bucket hull and barrel rudder. Includes a very comfortable leather inlay as well as a chin strap with buckle.

Replica of the Slavic helmet of the 8th century. The helmet is composed of metal plates with a thickness of 2 mm. riveted between them. At the top, it is ready to decorate with dove hair (not included) and also on the back to put a mesh protection for the neck (not included). The helmet is adjusted by a leather chin strap. The helmet has an internal circumference of 62 cms. approx.

Medieval functional helmet Pembridge from the year 1370 made of 2mm steel. thick. The original is at the Royal Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Includes leather chin strap with buckles.

Spangenhelm helmet was medieval with front viewfinder. It was performed by the Normans or crusaders. Handmade in 2 mm steel. thick. The visor comes with a riveted helmet. Includes padded lining, as well as leather strap and brass buckle.

This helmet is a replica of the original used around the year 1370. The original is on display at the Valeria Museum, Sitten, Switzerland. The visor is removable. This helmet is handmade with 2 mm steel. The brass rivets on the sides are prepared to put steel mesh to protect the neck, chest and shoulders.Available in two sizes (display size on order)Size M: for head circumference approx. 61 cmSize L: for head circumference approx. 64 cmIt features inside lining and adjustable leather strap.Weight: approx. 3.25 Kg

This type of Iron Hat was worn in Europe in the mid-15th century (1450).Features:Made of 2mm thick steel. Includes adjustment straps, leather.Weight approx: from 2.40 kg to 3.30 kgAvailable sizes:M = Head circumference of 61 cmL = Head circumference of 63 cm

This helmet is a replica of the original "Wencelas", dating from the 10th century.It is made of steel with 2mm thickness and reinforced in the nasal.Includes adjustment straps, leather.Sizes available:
M: up to 62 cm head circumference
Weight: from 2.15 to 2.55kg

Medieval Helmet Normal Spangen year 1180 AD with front visor. Made of 1.6 mm steel. to 3.2 mm. thick. It comes riveted and welded. Includes padded lining.

Made of steel with 2 mm thicknessAvailable in three sizes (display size on order)Size S: for head circumference approx. 59 cmSize M: for head circumference approx. 61 cmSize L: for head circumference approx. 62 cmWeight approx: 1.5 kgIt features inside lining and adjustable leather strap.

Spangen fully functional medieval helmet with a thickness of 2 mm. This helmet comes with leather interior protection and chin strap. It also includes a cotton capeline. The helmet is of one size and has an interior perimeter of 62 cm. approx.

This replica is made of steel with a thickness of 2 mm. It is adjusted by high quality leather straps. This helmet has a circumference of 62 cms. approx.

This fully ready replica for the battle of a historic Viking helmet is made of 2 mm steel. The two halves of the helmet are doubly welded together (inside and outside). The steel supports as well as the 2 mm spectral section are riveted to the helmet. This type of tough workmanship ensures a robust product that offers the best possible protection during battle reconstitution.

This type of helmet was popular among vikings during the 8th and 9th centuries. The direct mail safes used to be worn underneath or fit the helmet.

Available in various sizes.

This helmet is found in Gjemundbu, Norway and dates from the 10th century.

The helmet features a comfortable leather inlay, a tainted chin strap and an attached embellishment made of galvanized steel rings. The spectral section of the helmet is lined with leather.

Details
- material: 2 mm steel, leather
- Size: Suitable for a maximum head circumference of 62 cm
- long distance (front to back): approx. 23.5 cm
- short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19.5 cm

- Weight: approx. 5.2 kg

Combat bacinete with folding visor. Up to 62 cm head size, padded inside. 2 mm thick steel.

This replica of an Italian iron hat i shand-forged 1.6 mm thick steel. The original is dated 1460.These helmets were worn not only in Italy, but for example. it is also very common in Switzerland and southern Germany, especially by infantry troops. The wide flap not only protects the head, but also the shoulders, chest and back from any danger that comes from above, such as the arrow of the end of the medieval arch.
The corrugated and crossed steel bands are riveted into the helmet. This consists of two parts that have been welded together in the center. Although the thickness of the material is "only" 1.6 mm, the helmet can be described as ready for battle.

Reconstruction of a Spangenhelmet with nasal, as it was popular with Vikings and Normans during the 10th and 11th centuries. The long nasal is handmade approx. Strong 4 mm steel to withstand even the strongest blows. It's riveted in the hubcap.

Both halves are welded together. In addition, four strap accessories (Spangen) are riveted to the helmet to strengthen it. This manufacture ensures high robustness and good protection in battle.

The helmet has a riveted, adjustable, high-class padded lining with solid leather chin strap and a brass buckle.

German Spangenhelmet, about 500 AD

This replica follows a Germanic spangenhelmet of approximately 500 AD. The top of the pointed helmet as well as the nasaand jowl flaps are typical of this era. A very comfortable adjustable leather lining with chin strap and buckle is included.

This conical helmet is especially interesting for archers. The helmet should be found to be the most possible field of view. The helmet is made of approximately 1.6 mm thick steel and has an adjustable leather inlay. About and is about 2.5 cm tall rivets of riveted leather. The helmet is suitable for both re-staging and for combat light show also for LARP, cinema, theater and costumes.

ready for battle
This usable helmet is based on historical originals. It is made of 1.6 mm shielded steel. The kettle hat has a leather inlay.

Also known as big helmet or heaume, helmet cube or barrel helmet, for its simple shape, a   cylinder with flat steel top and completely covering the head. He had small openings for   his eyes and mouth.

This glorious 13th-century helmet is worthy of King Ferdinand III of Castile and represents many helmets of the time in Europe.
This 13th century helmet is made of 18 gauge steel. The helmet is luxuriously decorated at the front with brass.  Inside it has an adjustable padded fabric lining with leather straps.

Burgonet helmet, 1.2 mm steel

The Burgonet developed at the beginning of the 16th century of the Sallet.Notably the Burgonet used by the infantry, then also cavalry and became one of the most common types of helmets of its time.

From the chaotic era of the Dark Ages comes this magnificent helmet worn by the elite troops of the Slavic principalities. The warriors of Vendel were known for their cruelty and elaborate armor. This helmet is made of steel, 18 gauge, has a hard helmet and a very detailed facial shell. A steel Cushion, cape or mesh hood has been added to the shoulders for protection and a more atrocious appearance.
A soft adjustable fabric lining allows for a perfect fit for any size.

Weight: 3,630 g