This helmet is made from 18 gauge mild steel and polished to shine. It would usually have been worn over a mail coif, which protected the lower parts of the head, throat and neck. The outside has extra pieces of steel riveted around the bottom, front, back, and sides. Inside is a leather suspension liner with an adjustable chin strap complete with a buckle. Includes wooden display stand.

The Brass Trim Great Helmet makes a stunning addition to the Armour set of any knight. Includes wooden display stand.

This is the Norman Faceplate Spangenhelm Steel Viking Helmet. This style of helmet cover the top of the head and has a visor that covers the front of the face but lacks protection for the back of the head. This helmet comes with a leather liner and straps.

This helmet will give any warrior a fearsome aspect as he faces down the most deadly foes. The helm offers good coverage with its full cheek pieces and lower extension that terminate in raised teeth. Adjustable liner with chin strap, 18 gauge steel.

No true Roman officer should go without a helmet that proclaims their status. Wear the Red Crest Roman Centurion Helmet to your next event. Add this helmet to your Roman soldier outfit or Centurion ensemble. Includes wooden display stand.

The impeccable detailing while simple gives this piece that something extra. The sides have cutouts for the ears making it easier to hear commands while in phalanx formation. A soft leather suspension liner with an adjustable strap and buckle is featured inside for comfort. This helmet safe guards the top of the head, cheeks and neck. Constructed of 18 gauge steel and polished up nicely this helmet will put the finishing touch on any period or re-enactment costume.

This type of helmet is an excellent example of the evolution of the knightly helmet. It is one of the first attempts to protect the face with more than just a nasal extension or a mail coif with a face flap. This helm continued on to become the complete head protection of the barrel helm. Stand included. Made of 18 gauge steel.

Visored Barbuta Helmet With Stand. The interior of the helmet features a liner, both for comfort and for making small adjustments to size.

The defining characteristic of the barbute is the forward extension of the sides of the helmet towards the mid-line; this gives protection to the sides of the user's face below the eyes. However, the barbute was often worn with a stiffened mail collar, termed a "standard", which protected the throat and neck.

Medieval Knight Gothic Style Functional Armor Gauntlets. They are easy to wear and allow full range of motion with the hands, fingers, and wrists. Each finger is covered in steel scales, riveted together in a flexible fashion..

Medieval Polished Knights Riveted Gauntlets. Crafted from 18 gauge steel, they are rather hardy, offering substantial protection to the hands and wrists, while their fine level of construction ensures that they do so without interfering overly much with the traditional range of movement.

Overall Length 15 inch approx. These Riveted Gauntlets provide maximum protection while making a suit of Armor look good. These gauntlets feature multiple joints and layered plate construction to protect the fingers and have suede leather liners for comfortable use.

Not all armor is made to complete the image of a knight in shining armor, and these Gothic Fantasy Gauntlets are proof of that. Rich in detail and dark in design, these gauntlets echo the look of hand guards for the most nefarious of villains. Worn for good or ill, though, these gauntlets have great character and are quite protective, too. The gauntlets are crafted from plates of 18 gauge steel, worthy of any sinister creature or warlord. Attached to the gauntlets are suede leather gloves for comfort, as well as an adjustable leather strap situated near the wrist-plate for a customized fit. Distinctive and unique, these Gothic Fantasy Gauntlets are offered as a matched pair and are perfect for keeping your hands safe in a fight.

Mitten style gauntlets were popular on the 15th and 16th century battlefield and tournament arena alike. They offered maximum protection for the hands at the cost of some finger dexterity. They were mainly worn by knights and men-at-arms fighting on foot.

This Collar Neck Gorget gives excellent defense to the neck and collar and is crafted from Mild steel. The plates which encompass the neck are articulated and will compress when pressed upon to ensure head movement is not hindered - these plates are thinner. The armor hinges open to allow it to be placed around the neck and an integrated pin and additional steel buckle with leather strap serve to secure it into position.

Our medieval front opened quilted gambeson is handmade from two layers of COTTON sandwiching a thick layer of padding, making it a perfect armor on its own for any light infantry or an archer or gunner or any soldier relying on mobility to avoid a battle they don’t want to fight. It could also be worn under plate armour or chainmail, making them more comfortable to wear.

Its small size was very useful in deflecting the blow of swords or large fighting knives. Constructed of 16 gauge iron with a polished finish the Infantry Battle Ready 16g Buckler Shield would give the user a clear advantage over other opponents. This simple round buckler has a handle located in the back and when combined with a shortsword you can clearly do some damage. From completing a costume to actual combat training this buckler will not disappoint.

ts small size was very useful in deflecting the blow of swords or large fighting knives. Constructed of 16 gauge iron with a natural finish the Infantry Battle Ready 16g Buckler Shield would give the user a clear advantage over other opponents.

This Crusader Pot Helm with faceplate is constructed from riveted plates of 18 gauge steel. The interior of the helm is blackened and is fitted with an adjustable leather suspension liner and an adjustable leather chin strap with a buckle. Includes a wooden display stand.

These Pauldrons are an impressive example of Gothic Style plate armor. They are crafted from 18 gauge steel. The pauldrons feature an outstanding gothic style that uses one large, elegantly shaped shoulder plate to protect most of the shoulder, as well as three smaller lames that extend down to protect the arm. An additional plate extends at the top of the pauldron to add additional protection, while also providing a harness to secure the pauldron to the gorget.