ULF-HM-35B Bascinet helmet 14th century with chainmail

The bascinet, also known as the kettle bell or bascinet, developed in the early 14th century from the cervelliere and spread through the 15th century.

The model offered here is available in sizes M (up to 64 cm diameter) and L (up to 68 cm diameter). It has a headband made of unvernietetem spring steel circular rings with a thickness of 1.6 mm and an inner diameter of 8 mm, the woven in-1 4-Brunne is placed with the leather hem around the á–senstifte at the edge of the pool cover and with attached to a leather cord. In addition, the headband has a solid padded insert, which can be adjusted in the fit for the user.

details:
Material:
- Helmet: approximately 2 mm steel
- dimension: Round spring steel rings, ID 8 mm, leather