Coppergate helm, 1.6 mm Aventail:With unrivetted aventail Wearing the habit meant chastity

Wearing the habit meant chastity and rejection of worldly possession

This shoulder doubling can easily be fastened on the hamata

This leather Mempo is the perfect accessory for a samurai

for making or repairing a hauberk of coif

Het wordt gezegd dat Khal Drogo nog nooit is verslagen

Coppergate helm, 1.6 mm Aventail:With unrivetted aventail Wearing the habit meant chastityThis helmet is a replica of an Anglican helmet found in York (England). The helmet dates from the 8thcentury AD and is a unique find because just few helmets from this period have been found. An inscription was engraved on the brass edge: ? In the name of our lord Jesus, the holy spirit and god, and to all we say amen, Our Lord, Christ.? The original can be seen at the Jorvik Museum. The helmet is inlayed with leather for extra wearing comfort and is