German Schaller, Circa 1490, 1.6mm Steel

German Schaller 1490 – The Helm of the Last Knight

Forged for combat and honor

In the late 15th century, when armor reached its technical and aesthetic peak, the German Schaller emerged, a helmet created to respond to the intensity of the battlefield and the refinement of late cavalry. This replica, faithful to the original model from around 1490 , authentically revives the splendor of the last medieval knights, ready to rise again in tournaments and reenactments.

The Forge of the Last Age of Steel

Made from durable 1.6mm steel , this Schaller is designed for exhibition combat . Its movable visor is secured by a functional pin , while the hand-forged trefoil-shaped rivets evoke the masterful craftsmanship of Holy Roman Empire blacksmiths. The articulated neck plates offer dynamic protection without sacrificing mobility.

Inside, a padded leather inlay and a sturdy buckled chin strap ensure a comfortable and secure fit. Polished and oiled, this helmet is ready for both combat and the centerpiece of any display of late Gothic weaponry.

Main features:

• Material : 1.6 mm steel, polished and oiled

• Movable visor with locking pin

• Decorative clover-shaped rivets, hand-forged

• Leather interior inlay and chin strap included

• Suitable for exhibition fights (not HMB)

• Inner distance (frontal-occipital) : approx. 23.5cm

• Inner distance (ear to ear) : approx. 19 cm

• Recommended head circumference : up to approx. 61 cm

• Weight : approx. 2.4 kg

Relive the era when steel and courage dictated the fate of kingdoms. Proudly wear this masterpiece of late medieval blacksmithing. Available now at the Medieval Shop .