We present the Norman Knight Spangenhelm Helmet, an authentic historical jewel from the 12th-13th century that has been skilfully HANDCRAFTED to ensure its quality and resistance. Manufactured from 16 gauge MILD STEEL, this helmet is a true masterpiece of medieval craftsmanship.
One of the most outstanding features of this helmet is its reinforced front plate, which provides additional protection while faithfully recreating the design of its historical counterpart. Furthermore, its genuine LEATHER LINING not only adds comfort when wearing it, but also ensures that your eyes are always at the right level thanks to its perfect fit. Never again will you have to worry about your vision being obstructed as you take on your opponents.
With a circumference of approximately 68 cm, this helmet fits almost all head sizes, making it an ideal choice for any warrior. Whether you're an armor collector or a medieval history enthusiast, this Norman Knight Spangenhelm Helmet is a must-have piece in your repertoire.
Trust the Lord of Battles brand, renowned for its dedication to the authenticity and quality of its products. Every detail of this helmet has been carefully designed to give you the most authentic experience possible. Don't settle for cheap imitations, choose excellence with this high-end helmet.
Take advantage of this opportunity to acquire the Norman Knight Spangenhelm Helmet and bring a true work of medieval art to your home. Don't waste any more time and add it to your collection today. You will not regret!
Well designed and meticulously crafted for a true Norman knight or intrepid crusader, this Spangenhelm, with its sturdy faceplate, would perfectly complement your 12th-13th century re-enactment regalia!
In the 12th century, knights quickly realized that with the new technique of the placed lance becoming more widespread, having additional protection for the face was really a must, since most lance blows that passed over the head shield would instantly kill a knight wearing the old style nose helmet. At first, they added a frontal plate to offer additional protection against all attacks coming from the front and proved remarkably efficient against enemy archers and mounted opponents (later, more plates were added to cover the back of the neck and completely enclose the neck). head: the rudder/great rudder was born. But that's another story)
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