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Helmet based on Grodno findings. It is dated on 13th century. Skull is made of two halves 2,0mm thick. Product is not welded. Surface is
I make helmets from sheet metal with thicknesses: 1.5, 2.0, 2.5. I use different types of surface finish.
As a standard, I make helmets without an insert. On request, I can make a hand-sewn linen insert, or a leather insert.
The price of the presented helmets is given without chainmail elements, unless otherwise stated. Spike elements can be ordered additionally, through me. I cooperate with leading Polish manufacturers on this subject.
Helmet based on Grodno findings. It is dated on 13th century. Skull is made of two halves 2,0mm thick. Product is not welded. Surface is
Norman helmet 10-13th century. It is made of one piece of steel 2,5mm thick. Product is not welded. Surface is hammered, lightly sanded, hammer marks
Helmet from Early Medieval period, 9th-12th century. Plates and nose guard are made of 2mm steel, strips of 1,5mm. This product is non-welded. Surface hammered
Segmental helmet of 10-12th century. We know few preserved original items, such kind is very popular in iconography (The Bayeux Tapestry). Made of 4 pieces.
Segmental helmet of 10-12th century. We know few preserved original items, such kind is very popular in iconography (The Bayeux Tapestry). Made of 4 pieces.
Helmet from Early Medieval period, 9th-12th century. Plates and nose guard are made of 2mm steel, bands of 1,5mm. This product is non-welded. Surface hammered,
Copy of a hussar helmet, early 18th century. Helmet made of two riveted halves. The thickness of the sheet metal used is: 2.0mm, 1.5mm, and
Italian armet helmet with the chin guard. Dated 1460 – 70. The helmet’s main component was forged out of one piece of steel, 2.5 mm.
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