Archer's Sallet - Mid 15th Century Sallet, Size L

€119.00*

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Product number: 17174L

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Product information "Archer's Sallet - Mid 15th Century Sallet, Size L"

Reproduction from Walters Art Museum, Italy. Distinguishable from a simple bascinet by its reinforced brow, flared neck guard, and lacking a visor, this helmet was favored by archers who required unimpaired vision in order to effectively aim their bows. This visor-less sallet was especially used by bowman. A reference for the reproduction can be seen at Walters Art Museum, Italy. Made from two welded halves of 2mm (14 guage) steel, it features a polished surface with an adjustable leather liner and chinstrap.

Größe Circumference with Liner
M 61 cm
L 63 cm
XL 65 cm

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