13e eeuwse secret, 1-1.2 mm Size:M This style is often called

This style is often called the “houndskull” or “pig-faced” bascinet

This Viking pendant shows the Fenrir wolf

one of the most popular types of helmets in the Early Middle Ages

The beak was sturdier and better suited to penetrating plate armor

Oorspronkelijk waren ze eigenlijk bedoeld voor de jacht

13e eeuwse secret, 1-1.2 mm Size:M This style is often calledThis secret is made after historical originals from the thirteenth to the seventeenth centuries. In the Middle Ages the secret was worn under a Great Helmet and is therefore a sort of secret helmet. During 1 on 1 combat people took off the Great Helmet and then they wore the secret as protection. Later, in the seventeenth century, noblemen wore the secret under their stylish hat if they still needed extra protection on their heads. Secrets were