medieval nasal helmet harding

medieval nasal helmet hardingFrom the mid 11th century, nasal helmets of this kind were crafted from a single piece. This rendered them sturdier, though also more expensive than the spangenhelm, which was constructed from multiple parts. These nasal helmets remained universally conical until the early 12th century, and helmets of this type continued to be employed across Europe until the end of the 12th century. In medieval manuscripts, nasal helmets such as these are notably

The large axe head with cross motif is securely fastened to the shaft with nails

it may be adjusted with the straps to accommodate your LARP rapier

The edges are hand-stitched throughout

rendering the garment well-suited to spring and autumn

The tunic has been designed as a reconstruction of this style

The gladius is the weapon that enabled the Roman legionaries to conquer a large part of the world

the longer spatha began to come into use

Every model has the same tang so every part can be changed

and many other historical settings

it protects from the impact of blows directly to the body

It is assembled from two parts that are welded together

The sword has a blade of 9260 carbon steel