A true hand forged and finished work of art!

"Milanese" is the descriptive term for Italian armor of the 15th Century characterized by an organic, rounded line. Milanese armors are generally made from larger plates than their Gothic German counterparts; as well as having little fluting, and more curvaceous shapes. The Italians fancied the flow that these rounded edges gave the helm.

This Milanese style visored sallet of Italian origin was also known to be used in the army of Henry VIII by his Earl of Northumberland's guard of halberdiers. (See Osprey book on Henry VIII armies (MAA-191) for more details.)

This is a tough, robust reproduction of the 15th Century Milanese Helmet with an articulated bellows face visor plate.

We believe this to be suitable for SCA combat: - A secondary non historical visor clip or strap would be required.

Includes basic internal padding and chin straps. Comes in a Polished Finish.

$10 Helmet Stand: By ordering this helmet, you can add a specialised helmet stand at a discounted price of $10! Simply add the helmet stand to your cart and the discount will be applied in the checkout!

Measurements:
Internal Circumference: 690mm (27")
Height: 330mm (13")
Gauge: 16ga (1.6mm)
Weight: 3.2kg

Combat Rating: 10 out of 10