Great Crusader's Helmet with Brass Cross, 12th-13th Century Style

Great Crusader's Helmet with Brass Cross, 12th-13th Century Style

This imposing

Great Crusader's Helm

It is a faithful homage to the early medieval battlefield. Used prominently during the centuries

XII and XIII

12th and 13th centuries

This barrel helmet evolved with the rise of heavy cavalry and knightly warfare, especially during the Crusades. Its

cylindrical

cylindrical

It provided exceptional facial and cranial protection, favored by its ease of manufacture and its great defensive capacity.

This reproduction reflects the transitional period when warriors combined chain mail with full helmets for maximum defense. It is handmade with

mild steel

and

adorned with a bold brass cross

• riveted to the front as a spiritual and martial symbol. The emblematic cross, synonymous with the Templar and Crusader orders, not only made it a protector, but also an emblem of the holy cause.

Eye slits and horizontal ventilation cutouts offer practicality without compromising historical accuracy. The interior includes a padded lining and a

leather

chin strap

with brass buckle to keep the helmet secure during movement or staged combat.

Available caliber combinations:

• 16 gauge MS hull with 18 gauge brass
• 18 gauge MS hull with 20 gauge brass

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Dry after each use to prevent rust.
• Apply mineral or gun oil to preserve the steel
• Use brass polish gently to maintain shine
• Store in a dry place, away from moisture

NOTE ON CRAFT:

Each helmet is assembled by hand, so slight variations in finish or detail may occur. These are hallmarks of traditional forging.

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