Crusader Bucket helmet, Size M

€129.00*

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Product number: 70303

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Product information "Crusader Bucket helmet, Size M"

Based on a style of helmet seen in the Maciejowski Bible, this stylish replica would help round out any Crusader impression. The occular and middle ridge are reinforced with decorative steelbands. Constructed from 2mm steel (14 gauge), it is supplied with a leather liner and chinstrap.

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

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HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS GmbH
Industriestraße. 4
56581 Kurtscheid

0221/42337379
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