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A12. Norman conical helmet. A11. Ancient Greek crested design.
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Pot Helm With PigTail:
Custom Pot Helm with brass trim and horse hair tail. Beautiful example of personalised etching. All helms can be altered to your design or specifications.
Price: Ask For Quote.
Jousting Helmet:
Custom made jousting helm. Reinforced with steel bands, breathing holes are also strengthened. Polished with bands blued for contrast.
Helm Grilles:
Two views of custom practice grilles comprising cheek pieces (for additional protection) and leather straps. These grilles are designed for use with Japanese Samurai Helms as seen below. They are adjustable and hinged for ease of use and finally powder coated for durability.
The Spirit of the Samurai:
A7. A striking black Japanese helmet with a realistic steel face mask.
Note: This helmet and the one below have extra cheek pieces, front neck protection and are constructed from heavy gauge steel.
The polished steel example below was passed as "SCA legal" and practice guards are available.
Price includes stand.
The Spirit of the Samurai:
A7. Another beautiful helmet inspired by the helmets of the Samurai, also with a fearsome anthropomorphic steel face mask -and this time with a bristling fibre moustache .
Price includes stand.
Have you seen this helmet?
It was stolen from its new owner in Seattle USA shortly after it arrived. If you see it please email Ray Morris of Mediaeval Arms and Armour, who will pass on the information.
No Gaps:
Grecian:
Knights!
A pair of Thirteenth Century Great Helms, one in the early flat-topped style..
A German Mercenary's Helm
A helmet built to the pattern of a late fifteenth century sallet
Sumptuously Decorated Morion:
Two views of a richly etched 16th Century Combed Morion.
Prices:
Basic helmet (simple and undecorated).
A16. Extravagantly etched (as shown) with side pieces which are made up of multiple etched plates.
Both styles of helm have brass trim and brass plume holder.
Intimidating and Protective:
This custom made helmet is a practical piece of armour - it was made to be used in competitive rattan stick-fighting and complies with SCA standards.
A Flight of Fancy:
Another custom-built helmet, this one an ornamented and visored winged helmet based on a sallet design.
It too is built in accordance with SCA standards, with an attached bevor (or throat guard) providing additional protection.
And now for a bit of Hollywood...
Okay, okay.. nobody these days is going to tell you that Vikings went into battle with horns on their heads - but don't you just love all those hairy horned warriors in old books and films?..
Here Ray Morris presents this classic piece of fun and Nineteenth-Century Medievalism...
It's a guaranteed conversation starter.
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