deepeeka auxiliary galea nidda weer-op-voorraad cross-guard or guard

cross-guard or guard

It is suitable for horns of 0

A kettle hat of this kind is depicted

Armor pieces like pauldrons were very popular from the second half of the 14th century through the second half of the 16th century

It is available in the sizes M and L

deepeeka auxiliary galea nidda weer-op-voorraad cross-guard or guardThis replica was originally found along the road from Mainz to Heddernheim, near Frankfurt. It was worn by both infantry and cavalry. This type of helmet offered better protection to the sides of the face compared to the older galea helmets. The original dates to the 2nd century AD. The helmet weighs 3,1 kg and is suitable for a head circumference up to 60 cm. It is delivered including a cotton arming cap to wear beneath the helmet.