Description
The Italian barbute T shaped visor (also termed a barbuta), is a visorless battle helmet of 15th-century Italian design with a “T” shaped dome for the eyes and mouth.
The each helmet includes:
- Riveted Chainmail
- Padding
- Padded aventail
- Chin stropes
- Aventail hardened steel neck plates
Thickness
- 3 mm top part of the dome
- 2 mm bottom part of dome
- Hardened spring steel 30HGSA
- Weight 6795 g approx
The face and bottom of the helmet reinforced with 4mm hardened steel parts.
Source of the helmet: Italian barbuta, c. 1460, of the T-shaped form, the Metropolitan Museum of Arts

























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I tried the falcion recently it was awesome! Thx for the amazing work!
Thanks!
Fits very nicely
seem really good. The thumb might be to long for me.
Purchased one last year and finally took the time to put it together. Easier than an Ikea wardrobe cupboard, so easy enough for an IT nerd like me to put together on my own.
Good fit and an excellent rack. Some parts might need some extra “encouragement” to fit correctly, i.e. a few taps with a hammer.
For now holds my recently arrived Eastern Padded set.
Wonderful padded set!
Unexpectedly, I lost quite a bit of weight since I ordered the gambeson set, but even though a bit wider in fits, it still follows the shape of my body superbly. Klas klas!