churburg bascinet

churburg bascinetThe helmet is a replica of a late 14th century bascinet that forms part of the Churburg armour. Today, the original is housed in the collection of Churburg Castle. Around 1380, a new type of bascinet emerged featuring a distinctive visor. This style is commonly known as the houndskull or pig faced bascinet. The houndskull bascinet not only provided excellent facial protection, but the pointed shape of the visor also helped deflect blows away from the

6 mm thick untreated butted round rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm

The beautifully and elaborately crafted scabbard for the Ulfberth Viking sword is constructed from wood

One steel sword and one silver sword

pouches and other personal belongings

the bag features a genuine horn closure that lends a touch of character and individuality

So keep your ID card or passport to hand

This Used Look is particularly well-suited to historically inspired (early) medieval costumes and has been designed for wearing in battles and reenactments

The bracers are well-suited to any light fighter and possess a highly characteristic elven style

Measures: 23

Helmets of this type were mainly worn by Germanic and Celtic cavalries who served as auxiliae in the Roman armies

The Valknut is based on a carving found in Oseberg

and the Isle of Man