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Bascinet with Klappvisor

AH-10

Total

700

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AH-10
€700.00

Bascinet with Klappvisor

Default options
  • Fastenings leather straps with steel buckles
  • Color of steel buckles Nickel-plated buckles
  • Color of leather fastening brown
  • Fast Shipping  Absent
  • Vervelles (price for 12pcs) absent
  • Visor standard visor for this model
  • Visor back fixation with knot
  • Metal for helmet dome cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm (14 ga)
  • Finish treatment satin polishing
  • Attaching system for visor visor on a simple hinge
  • Aventail without aventail
  • Rivets 8 mm steel nails
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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.

Decoration
Fastenings
Color of steel buckles
Color of leather fastening
Fast Shipping
Manufacturing time
Vervelles (price for 12pcs)
Visor
Visor back fixation
Sewn padded cap
Metal for helmet dome
Finish treatment
Attaching system for visor
Aventail
Rivets

description

Helmet bascinet has appeared in the XIV century and was probably even more popular than Chapel-de-fer in the Western Europe and England. Metal cap cervelliere – early and simple version of basinet - was as worn under the Great Helm, so used separately. Both, noble knights and usual infantry used such type of medieval battle helmet.

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This model of hand-made German bascinet with klappvisor is typical for 1330-1340 years. Klappvisor is a type of visor’s attaching with hinge to the dome. Such attaching allowed a knight to remove a visor and attach nasal plate.

Holes and oculars on visor allow great visibility and breathing. This functional helmet is fixed with underchin belt. By your wish, we may install vervelles and leather strip for attaching of mail aventail, with which your neck and shoulders will be additionally protected.

You may also like these models of medieval head protection with klappvisor: Bascinet helmet from Higgins Museum, Bascinet Hounskull of the XV century, onion-top bascinet with klappvisor.

In section “Helmets”, you can see all models that we offer for ordering. If you didn’t find any for your taste and wish, please send us photo and description of the required model and we will make it for you.

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Warranty

If you don’t like the received product for any reason, you may send it back to us within 14 days. If the received item has defects or does not fit your parameters, we will make a new item and send it to you at our costs. If postal service lost your parcel, we make a search of it. If parcel could not be found, we make new item at our expenses.

Delivery

We ship orders via National Postal Service, who carries order to your local post office. Upon shipping, we provide you with tracking number of parcel. If you need express delivery (DHL, TNT, etc.), please contact us.

Terms

Every product is handcrafted and requires time for manufacture. Approximate time:

  • Gambeson and padded armor – 8-9 weeks;
  • Costumes and other clothing – 4-6 weeks;
  • Brigandines – 3-4 months;
  • Leather accessories 2-4 weeks;
  • Metal armor – 2-5 months.

Please contact us if you would like to know more precise terms.

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