Description
German Bascinet Clapvisor of Nuremberg type 2.
Similar helmets are stored in the “Museum of German History” in Berlin and German National Museum in Nuremberg.
This helmet would fit armor kits for Western Europe, Germany 1350-1370.
The visor is openable fixed with lace and a buckle. The main difference between the visor of this helmet is the number of holes for breathing – we made more of them to optimize the helmet for armored combat battles.
Specs:
- Hardened steel 30HGSA
- Thickness 3 mm on top and 2 mm bottom of the dome
- Hidden face protection
- Padded liner with padded aventail
- 2 sets of Chin straps
- Riveted chainmail
- Openable visor
- Hardened steel neck protection plates
The German Bascinet Clapvisor of Nuremberg is a reliable helmet designed for armored combat battles.






















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Good protection!
Love it
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Great gauntlets
Love it
Fantastic boots!
Very expensive. Love the look and the scabbard is very nice but for the price the finish of the blade is a bit rough. Machine marks and pitting in the metal is present along the entire blade and on the guard.
Little pricey but amazing fit and finish and balance
Finish is uneven and splotchy but I personally like the way it looks a lot