early medieval spangenhelm

early medieval spangenhelmThe helmet is based on several early medieval originals. Spangen helmets of this type were worn throughout Europe between the 5th and 11th centuries. Such helmets originally consisted of several parts, held together with straps. This example features a helmet bowl constructed from a single piece for extra strength. The nose piece is additionally reinforced and is 2 mm thick, whilst the remainder of the helmet is 1. 6 mm thick. In the 11th century, the

The wool Viking tunic is well-suited to historical festivals

In the early Middle Ages

The bag suits every outfit

you are well-equipped not only for varying weather conditions but also for the admiring glances that will compliment your authentic and stylish attire

the Buster shirt forms the perfect basis for your first steps back into the enchanting 1920s

but the armoured pieces were intended to be worn over a complete mail hauberk and offer additional protection for the chest and arms

and armour with decorative curves

In the late-Gothic style (1450–1500)

and the beard itself could also be used to pull cavalrymen from their saddles

During warm weather

The semi-sharp tempered blade is constructed from 1055 carbon steel with a hardness of 48 HRC

The morion has been crafted after several late 15th and 16th century Dutch paintings