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Miniature helmet new development, The helmet has several decorative golden studs. The helmet flares out in the rear to increase mobility while still providing protection for the neck. This exceptional helm is skillfully crafted of carbon steel and adorned with brass accents. It measures approximately 5.5" L x 4" W x 7" H and will make an impressive addition to your collection.

Very tall single piece spike which is rare to found with 4 retaining stars Gilt officers eagle. German Imperial Prussian (Pickelhauben) Spiked Helmet with Infantry Spike on top & Prussian Eagle insignia on the Front. This helmet has liner intact, Body is hard Black. Front and rear visors are also intact. Made up in our own factory. Only single manufacturer in India

Grenadier cap with black hairs. Available in silver and gold plated badge. Completely manufactured in our own factory. Also used in Movie Called "patriotic "this is an exact copy to original one.

Pig face Bascinet Helmet - Early Medieval This Early Medieval Helmet is Made from 18 ga. polished carbon steel with brass accents. The name comes from the pointed snout / visor. The pointed top and front were great at deflecting blows from an attacker's weapons. This helmet gives good visibility and provides great protection. The movable visor has good air flow

German Imperial Prussian (Pickelhauben) Spiked Helmet with Infantry Spike on top & Prussian Eagle insignia on the Front. This helmet has liner intact, Body is hard Black. Front and rear visors are also intact

Maximilian (as in Maximilian II) plate armor represents a combination of Italian and German styles and is characterized by use of fluting and metal folds for lightness and strength. Maximilian II was the Roman Emperor from 156476. Armor from the Mid to Late 16th Century is commonly referred to as Maximilian period armor. It was considered to be the pinnacle of the armor achievement. It represents centuries of experience in the armouror's craft. It had heavy fluting for strength combined with smooth surfaces and graceful lines. This provided outstanding protection while minimizing weight. The armor from the Maximilian period is considered the best that there was

This Helmet is Made from 16 ga. polished carbon steel this and is very strong. It is Full a Coverage Battle Helm with a reinforced area around the eyes and nose opening. The one piece solid construction was simple yet afforded good protection. It was sometimes worn with chain mail for added neck and shoulder protection.

Miniature Sutton Hoo Helmet Redwald, King of East AngliaRedwald was the king of East Anglia from before 616 until his death in about 625AD. According to Bede, from 616 (the date of the death of elberht of Kent) he was the fourth English ruler to exercise overlordship over all the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms south of the Humber, or to use the Old English word, he was the fourth Bretwalda. In 616 he defeated and killed Ethelfrith of Northumbria and thereby assisted Edwin, whom he had sheltered as an exile, to become the Northumbrian King. Redwald had been converted to Christianity, apparently at the court of elberht of Kent, but on his return to East Anglia had been led away from the faith 'by his wife and certain evil teachers.' Bede tells us that in his temple at Rendlesham he set up a Christian altar alongside a pagan one! For him it seems, Christianity meant the acceptance of an additional god, not the abandonment of his ancestral heathen ones, a not uncommon phenomenon in barbarian 'conversions' of the early Middle Ages. It is likely, though not certain, that it was Redwald who was interred in the magnificent ship-burial at Sutton Hoo, discovered in 1939.

This Persian war helmets features a caged design on the front of the helmet. It is made of real 18-gauge steel and real C-854 Brass accents.

MEDIEVAL HELMET. THESE HELMETS ARE HANDMADE FROM 16 GUAGE. HIGH CARBON STEEL. THEY COME WITH LEATHER LINING.

his quality helm is made from 18 gauge steel and is available with a standard 23 head circumference.Fully Customized Options for this helmet include: 14 gauge or 16 gauge steel for use in live steel or SCA fighting. Custom sized to your measurements. Other options include a riveted leather liner and chin strap.

authentic copy of a medieval helmet in original size. This style of helmet was used in many European countries in the 16th and 17th century and is called "Cabasset". It is an open-faced helmet characterised by its pear shaped top. It fits the head quite nicely (width 21 cms/8.1/4 inch, length 23.5 cms/9.1/4 inch).It was handmade in India from 18 gauge steel and weighs a little over 3 lbs.

This quality helm is made from 16 gauge steel and is available with a standard 23 head circumference. Weight 7 Lbs. Steel reinforcements.Fully Customized Options for this helm include: Custom sized to your measurements. Other options include a riveted leather liner and chin strap.

This quality helm is made from 16 gauge steel and is available with a standard 23 head circumference. Weight 7 Lbs. Steel reinforcements.Fully Customized Options for this helm include: Custom sized to your measurements. Other options include a riveted leather liner and chin strap.

Maximilian (as in Maximilian II) plate armor represents a combination of Italian and German styles and is characterized by use of fluting and metal folds for lightness and strength. Maximilian II was the Roman Emperor from 156476. Armor from the Mid to Late 16th Century is commonly referred to as Maximilian period armor. It was considered to be the pinnacle of the armor achievement. It represents centuries of experience in the armouror's craft. It had heavy fluting for strength combined with smooth surfaces and graceful lines. This provided outstanding protection while minimizing weight. The armor from the Maximilian period is considered the best that there was

Redwald was the king of East Anglia from before 616 until his death in about 625AD. According to Bede, from 616 (the date of the death of elberht of Kent) he was the fourth English ruler to exercise overlordship over all the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms south of the Humber, or to use the Old English word, he was the fourth Bretwalda. In 616 he defeated and killed Ethelfrith of Northumbria and thereby assisted Edwin, whom he had sheltered as an exile, to become the Northumbrian King. Redwald had been converted to Christianity, apparently at the court of elberht of Kent, but on his return to East Anglia had been led away from the faith 'by his wife and certain evil teachers.' Bede tells us that in his temple at Rendlesham he set up a Christian altar alongside a pagan one! For him it seems, Christianity meant the acceptance of an additional god, not the abandonment of his ancestral heathen ones, a not uncommon phenomenon in barbarian 'conversions' of the early Middle Ages. It is likely, though not certain, that it was Redwald who was interred in the magnificent ship-burial at Sutton Hoo, discovered in 1939.

Developed early in the 13th century, this form of French Great Helm is depicted in the Maciejowsky Bible. Also worn in the Crusades this helm comes with heavy gauge brass reinforcing plates.The French Great Helm is made from 16 gauge steel.

The tall, pointed top of the Sugarloaf offered a much better glancing surface than the older flat-tops, allowing blows from sword, mace, or axe to be harmlessly deflected. This medieval helmet was used from about 1275-1300 A.D. This is an authentic reproduction of the Sugarloaf Great Helm.It is made of hand-forged 18 gauge, low carbon, A-36 mild steel. This metallurgical composition provides excellent resilience, durability and will polish to high sheen. The accents are all real, C-854 brass, not elctro-plated. They also polish to a mirror finish.

The Imperial Rome Centurion Guard Helmet is wearable. Hand Crafted with 18 gauge steel. The formidably tough Roman Legionnaire marched triumphantly from the cold mists of England to the hot, dry plains of the mid-East relying on this helmet for head protection.It is speculated that the plume whilst magnificent was impractical on a day-to-day basis and therefore used mainly only for parade.

Very tall single piece spike which is rare to found with 4 retaining stars Gilt officers eagle. German Imperial Prussian (Pickelhauben) Spiked Helmet with Infantry Spike on top & Prussian Eagle insignia on the Front. This helmet has liner intact, Body is hard Black. Front and rear visors are also intact. Made up in our own factory. Only single manufacturer in India

Original Item: Just imported from England, these are the "Merryweather" pattern brass fire helmets first introduced in 19th century Victorian England which were still in active service through World War II and used in Ceremonial Parades today. Magnificent all brass construction with massive comb on top and impressive front plate badge showing crossed fire axes, etc. Each helmet comes complete with brass scaled chin strap. The brass may show slight storage dents; however, these helmets are in excellent display condition, having each been fitted with brand new leather liners. Obtained by us directly from the current supplier to the British Fire Service

This made to exact specifications, which is exactly similar to the original helmet using high quality materials. The good quality lightweight and durable material is used to manufacture this helmet.

Replica of an original Horse guard helmet. Red hairs are used in this helmet. Made up of German silver trim its badge is gold polished and top edge is of frosted silver. Red enameled work is done in a front. Officer liner is been used which is made up with high quality Saturn and soft leather .a exact copy to an original one.

Chainmail is one of the oldest forms of Armor, dating back to the mid 1st millenium BC. It is uncertain who invented chain mail but, either way, it was used in both Europe and Japan.The earliest forms of the armor found were worn by Celtic Chiefs in the 5th Century BC. The Romans first encountered the mail in Gaul (modern day France and Belgium) and soon adopted the mail as thier own. Despite popular belief mail was the primary armor of the Roman Army, not the Lorica Segmenta.Chain mail stayed with Europe until it reached its zenieth in the 13th century. The use of mail finally declined in the 14th century with the creation of plate amror. It is intersting that mail has always been more expensive and more time consuming to make than the Lorica Segmenta, or Plate Armor. very inexpensive chain mail shirt in size M, made recently from zinc plated and blackened 16 gauge steel links, combined in the early pattern (4 links through the 5th), inner link dia. 3/8" (10 mms). Gun barrel brown coating over the zinc plating double protects your shirt from rust.Sleeve length is 14" measured from under the arm pit, chest size is 47.2", length is 30

Chainmail is one of the oldest forms of Armor, dating back to the mid 1st millenium BC. It is uncertain who invented chain mail but, either way, it was used in both Europe and Japan.The earliest forms of the armor found were worn by Celtic Chiefs in the 5th Century BC. The Romans first encountered the mail in Gaul (modern day France and Belgium) and soon adopted the mail as thier own. Despite popular belief mail was the primary armor of the Roman Army, not the Lorica Segmenta.Chain mail stayed with Europe until it reached its zenieth in the 13th century. The use of mail finally declined in the 14th century with the creation of plate amror. It is intersting that mail has always been more expensive and more time consuming to make than the Lorica Segmenta, or Plate Armor. best quality chain mail shirt, all handmade recently from zinc plated 16 gauge steel links, combined in the early pattern (4 links through the 5th), inner link dia. 3/8" (10 mms), each ring individually riveted closed. Sleeve length is 30 cms./12" measured from under the arm pit and reaching to around the elbows, width is for chest size 130 cms./52", length is 95 cms./38".

Chainmail is one of the oldest forms of Armor, dating back to the mid 1st millenium BC. It is uncertain who invented chain mail but, either way, it was used in both Europe and Japan.The earliest forms of the armor found were worn by Celtic Chiefs in the 5th Century BC. The Romans first encountered the mail in Gaul (modern day France and Belgium) and soon adopted the mail as thier own. Despite popular belief mail was the primary armor of the Roman Army, not the Lorica Segmenta.Chain mail stayed with Europe until it reached its zenieth in the 13th century. The use of mail finally declined in the 14th century with the creation of plate amror. It is intersting that mail has always been more expensive and more time consuming to make than the Lorica Segmenta, or Plate Armor. Women chain mail Gold plating,

Chainmail is one of the oldest forms of Armor, dating back to the mid 1st millenium BC. It is uncertain who invented chain mail but, either way, it was used in both Europe and Japan.The earliest forms of the armor found were worn by Celtic Chiefs in the 5th Century BC. The Romans first encountered the mail in Gaul (modern day France and Belgium) and soon adopted the mail as thier own. Despite popular belief mail was the primary armor of the Roman Army, not the Lorica Segmenta.Chain mail stayed with Europe until it reached its zenieth in the 13th century. The use of mail finally declined in the 14th century with the creation of plate amror. It is intersting that mail has always been more expensive and more time consuming to make than the Lorica Segmenta, or Plate Armor. Women chain mail natural finish,

this Greek muscle armour in original size.This style of armour was used in early Greek armies from the 4th cent.BC on and later on in Roman legions up to the 3rd cent.AD. Our reproduction is based on parts of armour found at various locations. .It fits chest sizes 106 cms to 119 cms (42" to 47") and waist size up to 84 cms (33").The length from neck to waist is 53 cms (21").It was handcrafted from 18 gauge metal sheet.

segmentata was a type of armor used primarily in the Roman Empire at the end of the 1st century B.C. and continuing until the middle of the 3rd century A.D. The first reconcilable fragments of the lorica segmentata were discovered at Bad Deutch Altenburg in Austria (the legionary base of Carnuntum) in 1899.] This particular armor was made up of four sections: two for shoulders and two for torso. The Lorica Segmentata armor itself consists of broad ferrous (iron or steel) strips fastened to internal leather straps. The strips were arranged horizontally on the body, overlapping downwards, and they surrounded the torso in two halves, being fastened at the front and back. The upper body and shoulders were protected by additional strips (shoulder guards) and breast and back plates. This form of armor allowed it to be stored very compactly since it could be separated into four sections. The main concern with this type of armor was its complexity leaving it vulnerable to attrition and corrosion.

This is a replica of the pattern 1833 French Navy boarding cutlass. This weapon was a favorite of pirates in the Caribbian in the 19th century. It has a full brass basket handguard and a curved cast metal blade 58 cms./23" long. Pommel and grip are cast metal in steel finish.Total length of sword (blade in black "leather" scabbard with brass furniture) is 77 cms/30". Weight : 1.6 kgs/ 3.1/2 lbs.It is ideal for display and roll play, however not "battle worthy".

Typical italian-style man-at-arms suit of armor of the second half of the XVth century made in Lombardy, at the time one of the most important centres in the armor's manufacturing. Similar models can be visited today in the Museum of the sanctuary of S.Maria delle Grazie in the town of Curtatone, Italy. Characterized by plain patches with a man-at-arms helmet that covers completely the head leaving a narrow eyeslit. Height - 6'8" (stand included). Weight - 80 pounds. It is made of a very strong 16 gauge steel and is fully wearable. It will fit a knight up to 6'2" tall. It is hand crafted and provided with a rectangular wooden base.

This is a stunning creation in equisitely engraved stainless steel, requiring many hours of skilled labor. The polished hardwood base and sword are specially made for its suit and finish the piece to perfection. Truly fit for a king's palace.