Bourgondische sallet Brugge, 1.2 mm Ambachten levende geschiedenis This semi-sharp axe with hardwood

This semi-sharp axe with hardwood shaft is made of tempered 1065 carbon steel with a hardness of 48-52 HRC

This type of helmet remained popular until the end of the 12th century and was primarily worn by infantry in the 13th century

Ze zijn dus ideaal voor historische kostuums van de middeleeuwen tot de 20ste eeuw

At the top it has two belt loops which are suitable for belts up to 4 cm wide

This chainmail coif is based on originals from the (early) Middle Ages

Bourgondische sallet Brugge, 1.2 mm Ambachten levende geschiedenis This semi-sharp axe with hardwoodBy the mid 15th century, a regional variant of the sallet emerged in England and the Low Countries, known as the English Burgundian style. Fully armored soldiers usually wore this helmet with a bevor, providing similar facial protection and a comparable front view to the German sallet. However, it had a more curved shape and a less pronounced rear extension. In many ways, this type stood between the German and Italian variants. Sallets produced in