barbute helmet fidelio

barbute helmet fidelioThe barbute is based on an original from the Wallace Collection in London. The barbute is a type of sallet designed so that the wearer does not require 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

From the thirteenth century

The hangeroc is a type of dress that was worn by Vikings and other early medieval peoples over a slip dress

The lower portions of the pieces have a steel thickness of 1

Leather pieces are also featured at the ends

including fragments found in a marsh near the Danish Kragelund

Size L: from front to back approx

wild beasts

The parazonium is based on an original depicted on a relief of a Roman general from the 1st century BC – 1st century AD

and are particularly well-suited to the fourteenth century

the knight

3 cm in length

It is painted dark brown and subsequently lacquered