Wenceslao combat helmet. Natural and functional size. Includes chin strap and leather padding. Does NOT include support.

This large medieval helmet is a modification of the well-known sugar loaf helmet. It is hand-crafted from 1.6 mm steel and features a klapp-vizor.
It is equipped with a comfortable leather lining adjustable in height and equipped with a chin strap.
This rudder is suitable for reconstitution as well as for LARP.
Details:
- Material: steel, approx. 1.6 mm (gauge 16) thick
- Size: suitable for a head circumference up to approx. 62 cm
Long distance (back to front): approx. 23.5 cm
Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 19 cm
- Including leather lining and chin strap
- Finish: antiqued (black and light oiled)
- Weight: approx. 2.9 kg

Our reproduction is handmade in 16-gauge tempered steel, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining and an aventail chain mail. An approximate circumference of 68 cm (without lining) allows it to fit in almost all head sizes (65 cm with lining). A leather strap and brass buckle clasp keep you safe in every battle. It has a height of about 25.5 cm and a base of (24.5×21) cm. It weighs about 4 kg and 52 grams.Note: This product is carefully coated with a layer of oil when packaged that acts as a temporary (protective) layer against corrosion (rust), which can be easily cleaned with any degreasing product or even with a dry cloth.

Our reproduction is directly inspired by an original found in a tenth-century Slavo-Varghian settlement called Gnezdovo or Gnyozdovo, near Smolensk in present-day Russia. Many typical Scandinavian objects have been found simultaneously with this helmet, making it a good choice for those who want to recreate a Viking/Varangian/Russian/East Slavic character. However, this helmet may not be suitable if it depicts a western Viking raiding England.
This helmet is HANDMADE from 1.6mm mild steel (16 gauge) and lined with an adjustable genuine leather lining. From it hangs a riveted chain mail that protects the lower part of the face. An approximate circumference of 68 cm (unlined) (65 cm with lining) allows it to fit most head circumferences from about 58 cm to 61-62 cm, depending on the shape of the wearer's head. (If you want to wear an extra padded hat, measure the circumference of your head while wearing it.) A genuine leather chin strap, with solid brass buckle, keeps you in place battle after battle. It has a height of about 25.5 cm (without aventail), the internal width at ear level is about 21 cm and the internal depth from front to back at eye level is about 24.5 cm. It weighs about 4 kg and 12 grams.
Note: This product is carefully coated with a layer of oil when packaged that acts as a temporary (protective) layer against corrosion (rust), which can be easily cleaned with any degreasing product or even with a dry cloth.
 

Replica of a crusader's helmet, as was worn, for example, by the Knights Templar in the late 12th century.
It's a big flat helmet with long front plate. A very similar helmet is depicted in the unique and illustrated Maciejowski Bible.
The helmet is made of 1.6 mm stainless steel and features an adjustable leather lining.
Details:
- Material: 1.6mm strong steel, leather lining and belts
- Size: suitable with a head circumference up to approx. 61 cm
- Long distance (back to front): approx. 22 cm
- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 18 cm
- Weight: approx. 2.5 kg

Spectral Beowulf helmet with cheek protectors and aventailBeautiful spectral helmet in medieval style, as it was worn by the Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings.It is featured with brass accessories and is completed with a bound mesh adventure and two cheek guards.Try well for LARP, theater and fantasy.The helmet has an adjustable lining with a solid leather chin strap and a brass buckle.

Have you always wanted to re-enact a 16th-century conqueror or a member of the legendary Spanish Tercios? Our sturdy Combed Morion helmet with a beautiful red feather will help you do this with an elegance dating back to 16th and 17th century Spain.
This gorgeous Morion is handmade 16 gauge soft steel, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit. And a sturdy chin strap closed with a beautiful brass buckle will help keep your helmet in place throughout your battle. It is equipped with segmented cheeks and a red feather made of REAL FEATHERS, trapped in the back of this helmet to help all soldiers in your unit easily identify themselves in the chaos of battle!

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.

Russ helmet, with horse hair feather

This helmet is modeled as a typical Rus nasal helmet and has a conical and conical bell in a tan and polished finish. The lower edge is decorated with bronze elements in Nordic style, as well as the typical protection of the nose. The feather is made of artificial hair. Leather inlay can be adjusted individually for the user.

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.

Our St. Wenceslas helmet is directly inspired by a richly decorated 10th-century original, currently exhibited in Prague, probably the oldest nasal helmet ever found.
For centuries, the nasal helmet has been the most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it proved to be ubiquitous in the Bayeux tapestry, representing the invasion of Saxon England by the Norman knights and minions of William the Conqueror. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated in the Bayeux tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to lift his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after the rumor of his death spread in his army.
This gorgeous nasal helmet is handmade in soft steel of 16 caliber, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles.
Just pair it with one of our mesh quota hoods (sold separately) and you'll get a great combination for your next LARP or reconstitution! It can be used by a variety of characters, from humble archers to powerful Norman knights!

Eager to portray a Norman knight fighting for none other than the ferocious William 'the conqueror'? Then you will surely need to stay protected while attacking Harold's Saxons! This sturdy Nasal helmet will make it effortless for you! For centuries, the nasal helmet has been the most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it proved to be ubiquitous in the Bayeux tapestry, representing the invasion of Saxon England by the Norman knights and minions of William the Conqueror. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated in the Bayeux tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to lift his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after the rumor of his death spread in his army.
This gorgeous nasal helmet is handmade in soft steel of 16 caliber, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles. It comes with a mesh dimension attached, making it ideal for your next LARP event! It can be used by a variety of characters, from humble archers to powerful Norman knights!

Made from elaborate and riveted steel.

Delivery includes leather lining and chin strap.

Details: - Head size up to 63 cm
- Long distance (back to front): approx. 24.5 cm
- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 21.5 cm
- approx. 1.3 mm steel
- Weight: approx. 2.0 kg

Are you looking for a versatile helmet for your next battle? Directly inspired by 14th century fountains, this Medieval Bascinet Klappvisor will be an excellent choice for this.
The Klappvisor basin was especially popular in the Holy Roman Empire (present-day Germany) during the 14th century.
And as surprising as it may seem, we have evidence that at least a few knights continued to use these Klappvisor cradles until the 15th century, even though they were outdated at the time.
FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND READY FOR BATTLE, this beautiful helmet is handmade in soft 16 gauge steel, lined with a comfortable and secure padded lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles.
Can be used with an aventail (sold separately) for better protection and appearance.

This replica follows the helmet of Sir Richard Pembridge's original, displayed at the Royal Scottish Museum in Edinburgh. The "Great Helmet" was often worn on a smaller, lighter helmet (e.g., a secret helmet).

These helmets were common throughout Europe in the Middle Ages, and numerous contemporary, miniature and original images found in Germany, Flanders, England, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, etc. prove the popularity of this type of helmet. They were used during the famous battles. crecy (1346) and Poitiers (1356).

The helmet comes with a comfortable and adjustable leather lining and chin strap with buckle.

Barbuta from Epic Armory is a helmet complete with a distinctive visor, inspired by 15th-century Italian soldiers.
Designed to protect the head during combat, the Barbuta is elegant and functional.

Functional medieval steel barbuta of 1.6 mm. Includes leather chin strap. The barbuta served as a shelter for the head and had as an element the collar that defended the neck at the front and the cover that defended the neck from behind.

Medieval archer helmet with articulated visor, 1.6 mm steel

Lobster tail helmet

The lobster-tailed pot helmet, named after the animal because of the resemblance of its neckguard to the tails, also called zischägge, the knight pot and the harquebusier pot, was a helmet worn by knights in the 17th century.

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

Cross-vessel helmet with brass accessories, 13º C., 1.6 mm steel This beautiful medieval tall helmet is a reproduction of the so-called closed helmet worn by the Crusaders / Templars in the late 12th and early 13th centuries. Considered as the forerunner of the Great Elmo or Great Heaume), is also referred to as a large primitive or ancient helm.

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.

Replica fully ready for the battle of a medieval kettle hat. Kettle hats emerged in the 13th century and were very popular with cavalry until the 15th century. The kettle hat was a precursor to the sallet (Schaller) that was developed in the late 15®th century. The thickness of the material is about 2 mm, up to 6 mm in the overlaps. In the helmet cap four brackets overlap that are arranged very decoratively in the form of cross. The kettle hat consists of two steel strips of the face, to which the leather straps with buckle are riveted.

The kettle hat or war hat, a fairly simple helmet shaped like a brimmed hat, came into fashion in the 13th century and enjoyed great popularity among foot soldiers, archers, crossbowmen, pikemen, and men-at-arms throughout Europe until the fifteenth century. It owes its name to its resemblance to a saucepan (originally called a kettle).While kettle hats existed in many variations, they all shared the same main feature: a wide brim that offered protection against downward sword strikes and projectiles fired or dropped from above, without impairing the wearer's vision, hearing, or breathing. This design proved useful during sieges and mass infantry battles and contributed primarily to the enduring prevalence of this type of helmet. The so-called sallet developed from the kettle hat in the fifteenth century.This reconstruction of a late medieval kettle hat is made of 1.6mm (16 gauge) steel. The edge of the flap is wrapped all the way around and four bands or plates (in German called Spangen) are arranged decoratively in the shape of a cross on the bowl of the helmet. In the overlapping areas, the thickness of the material is more than 5 mm. Dark brown leather straps with aged brass buckle are riveted to the two cheek guards.The interior is blacked out for better corrosion resistance. It is equipped with an adjustable padded lining made of high-quality black fabric and fastened with rivets. Suitable for light combat staging, LARP, stage or TV/film, this wearable helmet is best suited for late Middle Ages scenarios and ideal for completing the armor of a European warrior. Of course, it will also be a great addition to any helmet collector's treasure chamber.

Around 1030, the Normans directed their attention even to the Mediterranean regions. As a product of decades and many battles, they conquered parts of southern Europe and settled especially in southern Italy and Sicily.

Replica of a sallet from northern Italy of approx. 1490 a.d. including a klapp display.
Made from 1.6 mm steel.
Delivery includes a high quality adjustable leather inlay with chin strap.

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.