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My favorite kind is a visored barbute.

Reproduction by Thorkil of a helmet found near Chalon France (6th c)

Composite spangenhelme with bands and nasal are popular with viking age re-enactors but this is the only period example that I have found and I'm NOT sure it's genuine. It looks like a low end helmet of a type seen in contemporary illustrations made some time during the 10th or 11th centuries. The long nasal may look goofy but the first time somebody hooks the lower edge of your shield with an axe and and pulls hard you'll find that goofy nasal is the reason you still have all your front...

Viking Iron Bremen Style Helmet, 8th-9th century AD A substantial iron helmet formed with a vertical band to the brow, with two flat bands across the skull and triangular plates behind; the bands with...

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The Inner Bailey - Six-Sided Spangenhelm--six-sided construction of firm, heavy leather in frame and plates with chinstrap

Deepeeka Late-Roman helmet Burgh Castle

Spangenhelm from the princely burial of Bad Kreuznach-Planig, 5th-6th century, Landesmuseum Mainz

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Anglo-Saxon Helmet: Coppergate

How to Build a Spangenhelm by Ron McWilliams Page 1 of 3 Click on the spangenhelm pattern below to enlarge and print it. Some tools used on this helm. Dome stakes, dome bowl, calipers, tape measure, files, lead scuba weight, snips, gloves, safety glasses, ear plugs, rail road anvil and spike, dishing and planishing hammers, […]

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