Discover the Norman Helmet with nose and chain mail, a unique and fascinating piece that will transport you to medieval times. This helmet has been carefully handcrafted from 16 gauge mild steel, ensuring its strength and durability.
One of the most outstanding advantages of this helmet is its perfect fit on almost all head sizes, thanks to its circumference of approximately 68 cm. It doesn't matter if you are an archer or a powerful Norman knight, this helmet will suit you without a problem.
In addition, to ensure your comfort and safety during battles, this helmet has a soft leather lining inside. This gives you the necessary protection without compromising your comfort.
Another feature that you should highlight is its resistant chin strap, which closes with a beautiful buckle. This way, the helmet will stay in place at all times, giving you the confidence you need to face any challenge.
But that is not all. This Norman Helmet also comes with a stunning butted chainmail aventail attached. This added feature makes it the ideal choice for your next Live Action Role Playing (LARP) event.
If you want to immerse yourself in the medieval world and look like a true Norman warrior, this helmet is the key. Make a difference in your battles and themed events with the quality and style of the Norman Helmet with nose and chainmail from the renowned Lord of Battles brand.
Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this fascinating helmet and become the center of attention on every occasion. Get yours now!
Do you wish to play a Norman knight fighting for none other than the fierce William 'the Conqueror' Then surely you will need to stay protected as you attack Harold's Saxons! This tough nose helmet will do it effortlessly for you! For centuries the nose helmet has been THE most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it was ubiquitous in the Bayeux Tapestry depicting the invasion of Saxon England by William the Conqueror's Norman knights and footmen. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated on the Bayeux Tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to raise his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after rumor of his death had spread. spread out in his army. .
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