16th century spanish morion cabasset antique finis Middeleeuwse schoenen the sleeves were separate and

the sleeves were separate and attached to the bodice with laces or buttons

These two archetypes — the destroyer and the hero's adversary — reinforce one another

and reaches approximately to the knees

The shaft is made of glass fibre and is very flexible to absorb impacts

marks were scratched into the wax

16th century spanish morion cabasset antique finis Middeleeuwse schoenen the sleeves were separate andThis helmet is based on an original from the early 16th century. In the first half of the 16th century, the cabasset developed in Spain. Cabassets were mainly produced in Calatayud, a city in Aragn. Like morions, the cabasset was worn by infantry in pike and shot formations. It was popular in 16th century England and was used during the English Civil War. Several of these helmets were brought to the New World by the Pilgrim Fathers, and one such