helmet armor Sugarloaf bascinet type 1

Item descriptions :

Sugar Loaf Helmet is Based on European Historical sources of Armour this type of design is very famous among European Medieval reenactors and Medieval combat fighters. The sugarloaf Helmet is a later version of the Topfhelm one. Its form has a sharp tip. The term "sugar loaf" was used extensively in the first half of the fourteenth century. Its name was received from the American reenactors at the end of the XXth century. For the first time, this term was used to determine the specific type of helmet depicted in the Florentine basilica, dating back to 1320-1325 years. Its metal parts can be attributed to the Sugarloaf helm that was found in Western Europe. Therefore, this helmet was only known from pictorial sources.

Specifications:-

• Material options are Mild Steel & Stainless steel
• Lining Options are Sport Liner & Chainmail Aventail
• Chin Strap & Buckle belt fitted to the Helmet
• Finish Types are available as Buff/Mirror or Can be Blackened, but Stainless can't be blackened
• It’s an excellent choice to use it at such events as HMB Buhurt, IMCF, SCA, Battle of the Nations, HEMA, etc.