Bascinet Helmet made of 2mm thick steel with aventail - suitable for show fights!
This Bascinet Helmet developed in the early 14th to 15th century from the cerebral bonnet and was common until the 15th century.
The hood was made of 2mm thick steel.
The aventail consists of alternately riveted flat rings and punched rings with an inner diameter of 8mm.
The aventail is placed with the leather hem over the eyelet pins on the edge of the Bascinet Helmet and fastened with a leather cord.
For fixing it on the head, the hood is equipped with a firmly padded insert on the inside, which can be individually adjusted to the head.
Details Bascinet Helmet:
Material helmet: steel, approx. 2 mm
Material chain-bell: spring steel, 8mm
Scope of supply: 1x Bascinet Helmet made of 2mm thick steel with aventail - battle ready!
Measures
| Item number | VM002641 |
| Category | Armour & Shield |
| Period: | High Medieval |
| Material: | carbon steel |
| Clothing type: | head wear |
| Armour item: | helmet |
| Shipping weight: | 4,20 Kg |
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