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Classic 13th - 15th Century Kettle Helmet.
11th - 13th Century Norman Style Helmet - This iconic early medeival helmet was used from late Viking period and Medieval period up to the 13th Century.
Late 15th Kettle Hat with spiral fluting. This beautifully made helmet represents the ultimate expression of this class style of medieval helmet.
10th Century Saint Wenceslaus Nasal Helmet with Leather Liner.
This Olmutz Nasal Helm is a reconstruction of the well-known 11th century Czech Olmutz Nasal Helm (also called Moravian nasal helmet).
Classic Late 14th - 15th Century style Kettle Hat. Copied from an original.
14th Century Bascinet Helmet without visor. Used by archers and other troops who wanted good protection along with good vision. The good visiion is a trade off for face protection. It was also worn by knights under a great helm which would be removed during close quarter combat for greater visibility.
15th Century Franco Burgundian Sallet.
15th Century Kettle Hat with Vision Slits and Antique Finish.
The morion was a type of open helmet used from the middle 16th and early 17th centuries, usually having a flat brim and a crest from front to back. It was an iconic helmet most remembered for its use in the exploration/conquest of the Americas.
Late 14th to 16th century style Kettle Hat in common use from the late medieval period (end of the 14th centiry) into the Renaissance period (late 15th and early 16th centures). This later version of the Kettle Hat has a high crown to help deflect attacks from above and was particularly useful during sieges.
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12th Century Norman Helmet with iron face plate. Use of this helmet persisted into the 13th century.
This is a study transitional helmet which has a face plate added to the earlier open faced Norman style helmets and their derivatives. This style of helmet first appeared in the 12th century and later evolved into the great helm that covered the entire head and neck.
8th - 10th Century Viking Vendal helmet with integral padded liner.
17th Century Lobster Tailed helmet with adjustable nasal bar.
The Corinthian style of helmet first appeared around 860 BC in bronze. Iron versions later appeared.
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14th Century style Bascinet with Detachable Visor
Late 14th Century/Early 15th Century Visored Bascinet with a rounded visor and vervelles for attaching maille.
8th to 11th century generic Viking elite warrior or Chieftains helmet with butted spring steel maille camail. Available in polished or blackened finishes.
12th - 14th Century Sugarloaf Helmet.
10th century Viking Varangian Rus Slav Gnezdovo helmet with Butted Maille Camail.
This is a faithful replica of the great helm of the legendary knight Sir Richard Pembridge from the mid 14th century.
Iconic 13th Century pot helm with brass trim. Straight out of the Maciejowski Bible, this helmet is popular with both mounted and foot re-enactors because of its great visibility and protection.
This is a helmet from the Vendel period (650 AD to 800 AD) and comes with a butted spring steel camail to protect the lower head and neck.
This is a version of the Celata which extended around more to cover the face. It fist appeared in the early 15th century.
11th - 12th Century Norman Nasal Helmet with Butted Maille Camail.
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Classic Pig Faced Bascinet from the mid/late 14th century. This is an iconic helmet that defines the 14th century look.
This mid/late 14th century medieval bascinet is an ideal helmet for a heavily armoured knight.
This type of bascinet first appeared in the mid 14th century. It was also one of the first helmets to have a visor.
Late 15th Centiry Italian Maximilian style Sallet with 'Bellows Style' visor.
A wooden helmet stand with a round base. Total height - 43 cm
Sturdy Wooden Helmet Stand to display your helmet or to keep it off the ground and away from dirt and possible dampness. A seroious accessory for people serious about looking after their equipment.
