Sallet Herfordshire, 1.6 mm Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden shirts were an important part

shirts were an important part of the men's wardrobe during the Middle Ages

Hij is gemaakt van 2 mm dik staal en heeft een 5 mm breed neusstuk

mogelijk als reactie op christelijke kruisen

This gambeson hood and collar can be worn separately as well as under armor and helmets

You can fasten this turban with laces at the back

Sallet Herfordshire, 1.6 mm Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden shirts were an important partIn the mid 15th century, a regional variant of the sallet emerged in England and the Low Countries, known as the English Burgundian style. Fully armored soldiers usually wore this helmet with a bevor, giving it similar facial protection and a comparable front appearance to the German sallet. However, it was more curved in shape and had a less pronounced rear extension. In many ways, this type stood between the German and Italian variants. Sallets made