This late medieval helmet is a reproduction of the well-known Coventry Sallet. Hand-made from 2 mm steel it is battle-ready and fully usable for fullcontact re-enactment. The helmet reminds to the (north-) Italian styled sallets but has a pointed calotte as many English sallets have. The original is dated 1460 AD and can be visited in the The Herbert - Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry.
Visored sallets usually were worn by mounted knights and men-at-arms while open face sallets typically were used by foot-soldiers e.g. crossbowmen and archers. An elaborate lock fixes the visor. Delivery includes a very comfortable, high-quality, adjustable padded liner and a riveted leather chin strap and brass buckle.
This helm-type is available in sizes S, M and L.
Details: - Material: 2 mm steel - riveted padded cloth liner and leather chin strap
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