Parade helmet, Medieval helmet dating back to the 15th-16th century.
It has a treated full visor, with a cage-like upper edge and crowned by curved protruding elements.
Helmets like this were not used for combat, but only for ceremonies.
Medieval knight helmet used in the 15th-16th century as head protection in men-at-arms armour.

Armet helmets, towards the end of the 15th century, were combined with a plate gorget to protect the neck, approaching to the Great Bascinet Helmet.Medieval helmet in perfect working order, these particular helmet models are equipped with a double visor and a Bavarian helmet that can be opened on both sides with leather straps and buckles, therefore removable.
Manually crafted steel knight helmet fully wearable.
Medieval helmets underwent many changes during the Middle Ages, because in the Middle Ages the art of producing armor was very advanced, the different knights and nobles of the time had their own style in armor, as if they were participating in a style competition.

On the back of the helmet there is a hole, so you can insert your own plume.

Excluding the first photo which depicts the helmet in a polished finish, the other photos depict the helmet in a burnished finish

All our helmets are suitable for historical re-enactment parades, exhibitions and above all buhurt (heavy combat), in the latter case it is necessary to choose the 2mm thickness.
Our Armet models are ideal for buhurt (mandatory 2mm thickness), guaranteeing maximum protection, on request the eye holes can be reduced or blocked, thus completely limiting any injury.
These medieval helmets are produced in Italy by expert Italian blacksmiths and craftsmen, for generations we have passed down the art of producing helmets and armor, using the best raw materials.