Salade with Bevor

The last half of the 15th Century saw armor reach its apex of beauty in both form and function. This type of armor would have been a common sight on the battlefields of the War of the Roses.

Suitable for foot or mounted combat, this two-tiered helmet was prized by both knights and men-at- arms. The Salade (or English Sallet), which possibly originated in France or Burgundy, was constructed with a tail to protect the back of the head and neck. This version sits flush on a bevor, which protects the chin and throat. The original is believed to be English and dates to about 1480. This replica features the moveable visor and a bevor with falling buff like the original. Forged of 18 gauge steel, both the Salade and bevor are fully lined and wearable.

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