16th century cabasset

16th century cabassetThe helmet is based on an original from the early 16th century. In the first half of the 16th century, the cabasset emerged in Spain. Cabassets were mainly produced in Calatayud, a city in Aragn. Like morions, the cabasset was worn by infantry in pike and shot formations. It was popular in 16th century England and was employed during the English Civil War. It was one of the most popular helmets of the late 15th and 16th centuries. Several of these

The hinges are 38 cm long and have nail holes of 5 x 5 mm

They have an inner diameter of 8 mm

The gladius is a replica of an original excavated in Fulham

The Corinthian helmet was generally crafted from bronze and covered the whole head

or arming pourpoint

Like its predecessors

broader than that of a horseman’s spike

Constructed from black pickled wood

This type of lance became especially popular after the Middle Ages and was utilised until the 19th century by lancers — cavalrymen whose heavy impact force was delivered by means of the lance

This canvas tent measures 2

It may be attached to the wall with ease and is crafted from black pickled wood

The blade has been given an antique finish to create an authentic aged appearance