17th century burgonet kaspar polished

17th century burgonet kaspar polishedThe burgonet helmet (sometimes also called a Burgundian sallet) was a combat helmet from the Renaissance. It was developed from the sallet in the early 16th century. Burgonets were very popular throughout Europe and were worn by the aristocracy, demi lancers, cavalry, and cuirassiers. In the Anglo Scottish border region, the Elizabethan Border Reivers were particularly fond of this type of helmet. The shape of this helmet was indirectly influenced by

Crafted from strips of suede leather joined together with hand-stitched seams

The coif has a triangular neckline

6 mm (battle-ready

The edge is decorated with an embroidered ribbon

the blade is tempered and constructed from 1075 carbon steel

These Scout vambraces are well-suited to protecting the forearms and wrists during LARP battles

Thickness: 1 mm

Characteristic of this helmet is its nasal piece and the steel-reinforced ridge over the eyebrows

The sword makes an impressive display piece for a Viking hall and is particularly well-suited to costume

or Viking cosplay

but are made in order to have a flexibility and toughness similar to normal swords

The guandao is not used to attack