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Austrian 15th-century sallet
AH-50
Total
€550
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Austrian 15th-century sallet
Custom made
This item is a custom-made, which means that our crafters use individual body measurements of a client for manufacture. Such type of manufacturing provides with a perfect fit of an item.
description
Just look at the cool new sallet we've made for you!
This is a copy of a sallet made by the Austrian master-gunsmith Caspar Rieder. The original dates back to 1480 and you can see it in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Earlier it was in the ancestral armory of the Counts Trapp at Churburg Castle, South Tyrol.
The only difference is that Caspar Rieder forged his sallet from a single piece of metal while we welded two parts of the dome together. Both helmets have a medial ridge that smoothly transitions into a low slightly flattened keel-shaped comb over the rounded bowl. Also, it has a stepped side and an outwardly turned lower edge that gradually rises to a point at the front and rear of the helmet. Helmet's crown is encircled by a row of plain iron rivets. And yes – our rivets have just the same slightly domed heads as the original one. Rivets secure a leather strap on the inside where a textile lining is stitched in place.
The special chic of this helmet is that it is free of ornament and its exceptional simplicity of form turns into sophistication. This is typical for many works made in Innsbruck and Mühlau during the same period.
Main photo shows medieval Sallet with following options:
- Cold-rolled steel 2.5 mm;
- Satin polishing as finish treatment;
- Steel rivets;
- No decoration;
Base price includes following options:
- Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm;
- Satin polishing as finish treatment;
- Steel rivets;
- No decoration;
Stock items may be returned within 14 days if unused. Return shipping is covered by the customer; refunds apply to item price only. Custom-made items are non-refundable unless there is a manufacturing defect or our mistake, in such cases we will remake or refund at our expense. Lost parcels are covered — we will investigate and resend if needed.
By default, all orders are shipped via Ukrainian National Post or Nova Poshta, at the sole discretion of Steel Mastery. The carrier delivers the parcel to your local postal service or pickup point. Tracking details are provided after dispatch. Express courier services (such as DHL, etc.) are available only upon request via email and are subject to additional cost and confirmation.
Custom-made items require production time before shipment. Estimated production time:
- Leather accessories – 2–4 weeks;
- Clothes – 2–8 weeks;
- Gambeson and padded armor – 8–12 weeks;
- Brigandines – 1–3 months;
- Metal armor – 2–7 months.
Contact us for more precise timelines.
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