Sugarloaf Helm, met scharnierend vizier en antieke afwerking, 1.6 mm Lorica hamata and from the middle of

and from the middle of the back of the head to the middle of the forehead it measures 22

knights typically wore full arm and leg protection and preferred hourglass gauntlets or demi-gauntlets

The grip is made of polypropylene and rubber and provides an optimal grip

The crane here symbolizes luck and a long life for the wearer of this sword

including during the Hundred Years’ War

Sugarloaf Helm, met scharnierend vizier en antieke afwerking, 1.6 mm Lorica hamata and from the middle ofGreat helmets like this became especially popular from the beginning of the 14th century. The helmet has a conical shape that deflects blows away from the head. This type of helmet represents the peak in the development of large helmets, or pot helms. In the Middle Ages, conical helmets were called sugarloaf helmets because their shape resembled a loaf of sugar. This helmet is distinguished by its hinged visor. It is hand crafted from 1. 6 mm thick