Military helmet - Templar nasal helmet for infantry from the 12th–13th century

ECK-guarded Medieval Pikeman Helmet of the TEMPLAR during the Crusades 12th / 13th century + leather interior - forged steel Helmet in steel with leather interior and leather securing strap This helmet is in good condition, close to new, but has been used twice during historical shoots for French TV FR3 and displays a realistic patina, Dimensions and weight: 1.460 kg - H 27 - interior 24 x 22 cm Ideal for a collection or for recreating the equipment of a Crusader or Templar knight The wooden display stand is not included in the sale Sold as is - Please look closely at the photos. They are of the actual item you will receive. This helmet is in good condition, with a beautiful patina that gives it an almost authentic appearance for a reproduction. It has indeed been used many times for film and documentary shoots for French TV RF3 Fast and careful shipping by Colissimo La Poste, registered with signature and insurance. Items are prepackaged as soon as they are listed on CATAWIKI Order consolidations are therefore not possible IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be present or make arrangements to receive your order at delivery. For obvious safety reasons, this delivery is made by registered mail with insurance and a signature on delivery, If you are not present and have not signed, the order will be returned to me. ANOTHER IMPORTANT DETAIL FOR DUTCH BUYERS: If you are not present, your postman will not leave a delivery notice and will mark your address as incomplete to save time. This nasal helm is an exact replica and compliant, made identically to the originals found in excavations, produced with the same methods, using only steel and leather, as in the Middle Ages. It is a piece for collectors and enthusiasts who cannot afford authentic archaeological pieces. Also ideal for historical re-enactment enthusiasts. The nasal helmet is one of the emblematic elements of the protective equipment worn by warriors in the Middle Ages, especially from the 11th century. Its origin dates back to the Normans, where it rapidly spread among knights and soldiers due to its simplicity and effectiveness against contemporary bladed weapons, such as swords and spears. Usually designed in steel or iron, the nasal helmet is characterized by a conical or rounded shape, covering the head while leaving an opening for vision and breathing. The centerpiece of this helmet is the “nasal,” a vertical metal rod that extends from the forehead to the bottom of the nose, providing reinforced protection for this vulnerable area. This type of helmet was often worn with a cloth or mail coif underneath to ensure greater comfort and better shock absorption. The nasal helmet design allowed good visibility while protecting the face against lateral and frontal blows. The variety of models varied by region and period, ranging from a simple iron helmet to more sophisticated versions incorporating visors or embossed decorations. Its use spread especially during the Crusades, where the need to defend against increasingly sophisticated weapons demanded more suitable protection. The nasal helmet was gradually supplanted in the 13th century by the more covering helm, but it retained great popularity for several centuries due to its lightness and effectiveness. Its functional appearance and simplicity made it a symbol of medieval armor, often depicted in frescoes, illuminated manuscripts, and sculptures of the era. The nasal helmet remains an essential piece of medieval military equipment, combining protection and practicality for fighters of that historical period.

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