German bascinet (bassinet or basinet) with visor, approx. 1370 a.d.

- BATTLE-READY -

This is a reconstruction following an original from approx. 1370 a.d. The original is displayed in the Valeria Museum, Sitten, Swizerland. This type of helmet evolved from the skull cap or cervelliere during the early 14th century. It's visor is attached with a hinge at the front center and is removeable. It is therefore often called "klappvisor bascinet".

This helmet is handmade from 2 mm steel plate, riveted and welded. The fine workmanship  insures high robustness and therefore best possible protection during battle reenactment.

There is a comfortable, padded linen inlay. The brass rivets at the sides are for attachment of an aventail for chest and shoulders. Our line of aventails are available in various mail patterns and may be found in the chain mail category.

Details
Delivery includes a high-quality linen inlay.
Available in several sizes.
Size L: suitable for head circumference up to 64 cm
Made from 2 mm steel plate
Weight: approx.3.25 kg

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