Burgondische sallet, 1.2 mm Hoofddeksels excavated in Segerstad in Sweden
Description
excavated in Segerstad in Sweden
The wine red grip wrapping is made in the Hineri-Maki style
The band is made of 3 mm thick steel and riveted to the helmet
A stylish Renaissance shirt made of natural rough textured cotton
Evil Elves and Marauders
Burgondische sallet, 1.2 mm Hoofddeksels excavated in Segerstad in SwedenSallets or Sallet helmets were worn all over Europe in the 15th century. This sallet is equipped with a movable visor and neck protector. Sallets were mass produced and both knights and infantry wore them in battle. In 15th century paintings you can see that even archers like the longbowmen wore sallets with visors.
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