Bourgondische sallet Brugge, 1.2 mm weer-op-voorraad it was often carried into

it was often carried into battle when no sword was available

damages and wear

- Lengte van de cuisse: 34 cm

of een tweede hand deels op de pommel en deels op de grip leggen voor een extra harde slag

Het heeft een scherpe kling in de Shinogi-Zukuri stijl gemaakt van 1095 koolstofstaal

Bourgondische sallet Brugge, 1.2 mm weer-op-voorraad it was often carried intoBy the mid 15th century, a regional variant of the sallet emerged in England and the Low Countries, known as the English Burgundian style. Fully armored soldiers usually wore this helmet with a bevor, providing similar facial protection and a comparable front view to the German sallet. However, it had a more curved shape and a less pronounced rear extension. In many ways, this type stood between the German and Italian variants. Sallets produced in