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Cabasset Armor Helmet deluxe
This is the first intact helmet that has been excavated on Jamestown Island. It is a type of light headgear used in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Cabasset is a Spanish word capacete, meaning cap. This type of military headgear originated in Spain in the 15th century but was also made and used in England and other European countries.
The Italian Cabasset Helmet was commonly worn by the base soldiers of Italy and Spain during the 1600's. This expertly hand crafted Cabasset Helmet was a trendy style worn by the foot soldiers of Italy and Spain. It is a fully wearable life size replica that has been beautifully constructed of 18 gauge steel with brass fittings that accent this simple yet practical historical helmet.
This skullfully handcrafted Cabasset Helm was a popular style worn by the foot soldiers of and . It is a fully wearable life size replica that has been beautifully constructed of 18 gauge steel that accent this simple, yet practical, historical helm.
Made from : Fine Quality Iron Steel 18 Gauge
Finish : Polished Steel
Height Top to Bottom : 15 inches
Inner Diameter Front to Back : 9 inches
Inner Diameter Ear to Ear : 8 inches
Circumference : 26.69 inches
Use : Fully Wearable (Cotton Cap or Leather Liner
Recommended)
All our helmets are hand made and coated with oil/grease/liquored. Adult size wearable (please use padding or cap for softness)
MRP : $169.00
Our Sale Price : $99.00* (Your saving : $ 70.00)
Guarantee: Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back
Note : Price including *FREE SHIPPING / DELIVERY. We will dispatch you this item through air courier at your doorstep within 7 working days.
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