deepeeka barbuta

deepeeka barbutaThe barbute is a type of sallet designed so that the wearer does not need a chainmail camail or other neck protection. Barbutes began to be developed from the early 15th century, with this particular style emerging in the second half of the 15th century. It resembles a sallet less than its predecessors and was likely heavily inspired by Greek Corinthian helmets from classical antiquity. During the Italian Renaissance, there was a renewed interest in

the blade is tempered to a hardness of 56–58 HRC

a realm shaped by deities and the deeds of heroes

Such a helmet was probably especially popular amongst foot soldiers who could not afford expensive helmets crafted from a single piece of metal

It can be erected very easily by two people

It features a wide blade with a blunt edge

A well-suited shield for medieval LARP or other scenarios

Sometimes leather laces were employed at the top of the coif to better shape it to the head

Haubergeons are shorter and often have half-length sleeves

The shield is constructed from 10 mm thick wood and covered with linen

S MLXLXXLXXXLChest circumference 98 cm106 cm110 cm114 cm118 cm132 cmHip circumference136 cm148 cm152 cm164 cm170 cm186 cmLength144 cm147 cm149 cm150 cm153 cm154 cm

whilst moving at a gallop

nowadays housed in the collection of the Royal Armouries in Leeds