tudor 16th century closed helmet armet Leren brigandines & schaalpantsers making them well-suited to smaller

making them well-suited to smaller adults and women alike

and is well-suited to nearly all historical periods

fully articulated reconstruction of a late medieval plate armour for the arms is based on a German original from the 15th century (ca

the Spangenhelmet has been designed for re-enactment and living history

and a round hand guard at the base of the blade

tudor 16th century closed helmet armet Leren brigandines & schaalpantsers making them well-suited to smallerThe armet is based on early 16th century originals. Around this time, high quality Greenwich armours were developed in Tudor England. The armet features a characteristic pointed tip that curves upward, resembling the bow of a ship. These helmets were often richly decorated. Armets of this kind were highly popular amongst the European aristocracy and were employed in Italy, France, England, the Low Countries, and Spain. The armet was notable for being