This Russian helmet is made of approx. 2.0mm thick steel. The nasal, hems and reinforcement of the helmet bowl are made of brass. The lower half of the head and neck are protected by the aventail from butted (un-riveted) steel rings. The helmet is painted black on the inside to avoid corrosion. For a firm and secure fit on the head, the helmet has an adjustable leather liner and a leather chin strap with a solid brass buckle.
More informationProduct No: 10745
Russian medieval helmet with aventail Boyar
This helmet is available in “one size fits most” with an inner circumference of 68cm. So you can wear the helmet on the head with a thickly padded arming capp / hood.
Russian helmets like muste have been created under the influence of the Persian weaponsmiths. This is indicated by the high conical helmet bowl and the large aventail surrounding the entire head. Similar looking helmets are known from regions from Eastern Europe to India.
Such a helmet could have been worn by a Russian nobleman - the boyar or a professional warrior. A boyar was a member of the highest rank of the feudal Bulgarian, Kievan, Moscovian, Serbian, Wallachian, Moldavian, and later Romanian aristocracies, second only to the ruling princes from the 10th century to the 17th century.
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Included in these categories: Norman Nasal Helmets
Delivery date: 23-Nov at your place
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Comments (1)
very nice helmet, solid, the finishes are superb, really very happy. be careful with my helmet the stitches are not properly tightened at the nose, but nothing serious