Medieval Helmets
Based on an original Late 14th century houndskull
Late Medieval sallet is made from1.6 mm (16 gauge) steel
An adjustable padded liner is included.
An adjustable padded liner is included.
The visor can be secured into lowest position
The original is in the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry
The visor is attached with hand forged rivets.
This shape gained popularity by the early 14th century
This helmet is based on the helmet of Sir Richard Pembridge
This helmet was owned by the family Rieter von Kornburg
This type was used during the famous battle of Crecy and Poitiers
Is an authentic replica of the Avant Armour and dated 1440AD
The wide brim protects from arrow storms
Made from 1.6mm steel and based on an original
Frequently worn with a padded arming cap and chain mail coif
Another name for this helmet is Pig Face Bascinet
Original displayed in the Valeria Museum in Switzerland
Different from other Sallet's because of visors unique shape
The Houndskull evolved from the late Medieval Bascinet
In this section you will find our full range of helmets of the Late Medieval Period produced to comply with the standards required in Re enactment. You will find a range of Bascinet styles including the Pigface or Houndskull also the Sallet in its many forms including the Coventry Sallet as well as the simpler Archers Sallet.
Kettle Hats and Barbutes were also popular in the period and we have an extensive range to choose from. Last but not least is the Great Helm including the stunning Great Helmet of Rieter von Kornburg, Nuremberg, circa 1375 a wonderful example finished in blued steel with a maille edging to the bottom rim of the helmet.
All helmets include a comfortable padded or leather liner.