Owen kettle hat

The kettle helmet is the stereotype of the english footman of the late medieval and early modern age.The wide brim, round scull cap and riveted band along bottom and middle of cap will make any groups concept look uniformed.Material: 1,2mm steelSize: up to size 62Colour: blankWe recommend to wear a padded coif underneath to avoid scratches and bruises. This will maximize your comfort.

The sallet is the successor of the kettle helmet in europe and one of the most common helmet types in 15th century in the western hemisphere. There is types with visor and without, often with a segmented neck protection, but mostly with a stiff one.The "Franz" sallet is built without visor, so it does not cover the face and keeps it open for the wearer to breath free and a better vision.The edge along the face, and following, the complete lower edge, is corrugated. The centre ridge is built very low to keep the silhuette rounded. This helmet is equipped with a cotton covered foam inlay and has a leather chin strap.Material: 1,2mm steelColour: blankSIze: up to 62cm circumferenceWe recommend to wear a padded coif underneath to avoid scratches and bruises. This will maximize your comfort.

The classic kettle hat was a very common helmet in the high Middle Ages. It was often worn by the simple footman because it protected well by the wide brim from attacks from above. In addition, unlike closed helmet forms, it hinders neither vision nor respiration. The kettle hat "Jupp" has a flat, brim and is decorated with curved, intersecting clasps. It has a cotton coated foam upholstery and is closed with a sturdy chin strap. This universal helmet is basically suitable for every armoured costume idea, but especially for soldiers, guards or mercenaries. Material: Steel Size: Uni, up to hat 62 wearable Weight: 1600 g Color: Blank

The barbute is the italian variation of the bascinet and was very popular in the 14th and 15th century. The sallet and the french armet helmet developed out of it later in the 15th century. The "Manolo" barbute protects the scull and covers the neck entirely, leaving the face open, jet protected by cutting only the most unneccessary parts from the face mask. The eyes, nose and mouth stay unblocked and allow an easy breathing and good visibility.The helmet is built with an inner liner made of foam and a leather chin strap.Material: 1,2mm steelColur: blankSize: up to 62cm circumference

All our products from the "Gustav" series combine simple design and functionality at a great price performance ratio. This series of low cost plate armour gives you the opportunity to arm yourself without spending lots of money. Its design suits many different character concepts and therefore you will be able to use it over and over again for many years. It is also great for medieval fairs and historic events.The torsoplate is composed of three inflexible pieces. The middle part with its sloping edges and the rivet decoration makes for a nice eye catcher. It is closed crosswisely with two leather straps on the back and is therefore quite variable in its size.Material: 1.2mm steelWidth: 54 cm

Every beverage has its own container it should be drank from. Mead is traditionally drank from a horn. The "pendulum horn" game is played by drinkers, passing the horn in the circle until its finished.No two horns are alike. Being made from natural cattles horn, nature sets the colour and shape variations. Only the length of the horn can lead to the right volume, as the horns differ individually.All horns are being sanded, polished and coated with a food safe varnish.We suggest to rub your drinking horn with a little oil once in a while. This way it will keep its shine for a long time. Do not wash it in the dish washer, as this treatment is much too aggressive.A horn sling will allow you to store your horn on your belt while moving around - a horn stand will leave it standing in the shelf or at the banquet table.Material: natural cattle hornVolume: 0,6 liters

This cutlery set is made from stainless steel. For the wrought-iron look it has a hammer scale decoration. It is blackened and brushed afterwards.The two-pronged fork and the spoon are twisted at the upper part of the handle. You can tie the set together with a leatherstrip or string through a little hole on the end of each handle.We recommend our "Friedhelm" cutlery pouch to transport the set inside safely. A pretty cutlery is essential for a rusty feast, for medieval camplife or the breakfasttable of a LARP.  This cutlery set is hand wash only! Please apply some oil if you store it for a longer time.Material: stainless steelLengh of each piece: approx. 18 cmWeight: aprox. 200 gThe set includes a fork, a spoon and a knife This article is a medieval prop that is only produced in small quantities. For this reason, expensive food certification is uneconomical or would have a massive impact on the selling price. Therefore we are obligated to the following notice: Prop - not certified or suitable for contact with food.

The sallet is considered as a development of the iron hat and was the most common helmet of the 15th century in Europe. It was available in various versions: sometimes with no visors, often with flexible necks, but often with stiff neck protection. The salletr "Götz" has a rigid neck protector and a movable visor. A high, pronounced crest adorns the helmet and gives it stability. The front section is additionally reinforced. The helmet is provided with a foam lining and is closed with a sturdy chin strap. Material: 1, 2mm steelColor: BlankSize: Fits up to hatsize 61