medieval templar helmet peter

medieval templar helmet peterThe crusader helmet is a replica of several medieval helmets worn between the 11th and 12th century. These were the helmets worn by the knight orders, such as the Knight Templars. The bucket helmet was subsequently developed from this type of helmet. The helmet was often painted to create a particularly grand impression and, of course, to protect against rust.

The long cross-guard permits the wearer to block the opponent's sword

worn by all classes in society

The replica sword is based on historical swords from the 16th and 17th centuries

crafted from Sterling silver

Standing 43 cm high with an approx

and is therefore also suitable for the catering industry and restaurants

The Godegisel is a fine reconstruction of a spatha or early Viking sword

you are ready for battle

during which the empire — still a republic during his era — was expanded by approximately 50%

The belt is compatible with Deepeeka Roman swords and gladii from other brands with rings on the scabbards

amongst the most commonly found originals

Many were integrated into Frankish or Anglo-Saxon art