16th Century Close Helmet

The armorer claimed to provide better and better protection as the development of the helmet continued throughout the centuries. He had to consider comfort too, since the safest helmet in the world was useless if it lacked proper ventilation.

The highly functional and effective close helmet was created towards the end of the era of the sword.

This fully operable replica has a leather liner, hooks easily, and is very easy to wear; all of the moveable parts function smoothly. Collar protection is substantial. Helmet has 18 gauge steel construction. Head circumference is 21"; weight: 7 lbs and 14 oz. This helmet is typical of the style of circa 1550 A.D.

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