14e eeuwse grote bascinet battle-ready, 1.6 mm Leren pantser This replica is based on

This replica is based on an Italo Corinthian helmet and is made of blackened steel

This traditional bearded axe is based on an original excavated in Dublin

Kleine beeldjes van Sirona werden in het gehele Romeinse rijk in huisaltaren geplaatst

these can be ordered separately

so using this fireplate will not damage grass fields

14e eeuwse grote bascinet battle-ready, 1.6 mm Leren pantser This replica is based onThe bascinet was a helmet without a visor that was worn under the Great Helmet at the beginning of the 14th century. Around 1450, the bascinet was more and more often worn independently with a visor attached. The helmet was tapered to deflect blows and as a result of the shape it is often called hounskull or pic faced bascinet. This type of helmet provides an optimal protection to the head and neck, so besides the battlefield it is also very suitable