Olmutz 11th century nasal helmet with leather lining. This beautiful nose helmet is HANDMADE from 12G gauge mild steel, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. Simply pair it with one of our chainmail coifs (sold separately) and you've got a great combination for your next LARP or reenactment!
The 11th century Olmutz nose helmet from the Lord of Battles brand is the perfect accessory for all lovers of history and live role-playing. With a head circumference of 68 cm and made from high-quality material such as mild steel, this helmet guarantees excellent protection and a comfortable fit.
Meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail make this nose helmet a true work of art. The leather lined inside provides additional comfort and ensures a user experience free of irritation or chafing.
This helmet is versatile and suits different characters, from humble archers to powerful Norman knights. Whether you're participating in a LARP event, a historical reenactment, or just looking for an authentic decor item, the Olmutz 11th Century Nose Helmet is a must-have choice.
Don't settle for low-quality products, choose the Lord of Battles 11th Century Olmutz Nasal Helmet and enjoy reliable and long-lasting protection in all your RPG activities. Make every experience an unforgettable moment with this medieval-style helmet!
Our Olmutz nose helmet is directly based on the 11th century helmet found in present-day Czech Republic Olmutz and many other similar finds from Lake Orchowskie, Hradsko and Lake Lednice. This type of one-piece nasal helmet seems to have been especially common between the 9th and 13th centuries.
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 which, 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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