Robert Bruce Helmet, Medieval Saucer With Sea Bream, 1.6mm Steel

Enjoy Robert Bruce Helmet, Medieval Saucer With Sea Bream, 1.6mm Steel

Robert Bruce helmet, medieval cymbal, 1.6mm steel

With brass crown and chain front



The cymbal bell, also called a kettle hood or bascinet , was developed in the early 14th century from the so-called brain hood and was in use until the 15th century, widespread throughout Central Europe.



The late medieval plate we offer here is based on the helmet seen at Bannockburn on the famous bronze statue of Robert I of Scotland (1274–1329). In 1314, after years of fighting the English crown, King Robert (commonly known as Robert the Bruce or Robert the Bruce ) defeated the army of Edward II of England at the Battle of Bannockburn – a decisive battle that ultimately led to the restoration of Scottish independence. Alongside the legendary William Wallace, Robert the Bruce remains one of Scotland’s most famous historical figures.



This early 14th century chainmail helmet is made of 1.6 mm (16 gauge) steel and decorated with a detailed riveted brass crown. To protect the neck and collar, the helmet has a chainmail guard down to the shoulders. The 4-in-1 chainmail helmet consists of 1.6 mm thick, unriveted round steel rings with an inner diameter of approx. A perforated leather strip approximately 4 cm wide is firmly sewn onto the removable helmet, which is attached to the lower edge of the helmet by means of so-called vervelles (small, protruding anchor points or rivets with holes). and secured with a thin leather cord. The helmet can be removed or reattached as desired.



The blackened interior has a fine adjustable leather inlay and the adjustable 3mm thick brown leather chin strap is fitted with an antique brass buckle.



This beautiful and wearable helmet is suitable for light combat, reenactment, larp, ​​stage or tv/film and will make your transformation into a proud knight or noble king simply perfect. Of course, it is also an excellent addition to any helmet collector's treasure trove and is also a beautiful display piece or decorative object for all Scottish history lovers.



Details:

- Material: 1.6mm steel, leather inlay and chin strap, brass buckle

- Helmet source: chain mesh formed by round, unriveted steel rings, diameter 9 mm

- Suitable for a head circumference of up to approx. 69 cm.
- Long inner distance (back of head - forehead): approx. 23 cm

- Short inner distance (ear-to-ear): approx. 21 cm

- Height (without fountain): approx. 25 cm

- Font length (fully stretched): approx.
- Weight (with power supply): approx. 4.35 kg



The above specifications may vary slightly from copy to copy.



Please note: This medieval helmet is designed to fit perfectly. In order to individually adapt it to your head, it may have to be bent upwards slightly at the cheekbones.

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