1716673010 Copper helmet, with riveted chain bristles, 1.6 mm steel

The model for this battle-ready helmet replica is the 1983 found in York, England called the Coppergate helmet. It dates back to the 8th century and is, as one of the few Anglo-Saxon helmet finds, of great archaeological importance.

The helmet has decorative bronze applications with engravings and has a brown chain of round, riveted rings.
A comfortable leather inlay with chin strap attaches to the helmet.

Suitable for head circumference up to approx. 62cm.
Long inner distance (back of head forehead): about 24cm
Short inner distance (ear): about 19.5 cm
Material: 1.6mm steel, brass and leather