14th century klappvisier bascinet Wapenonderdelen en accessoires including a 9th-century Danish example

including a 9th-century Danish example

Both are fastened to each other with leather straps

This rubber main gauche is made for intensive training

Galloglaich were mercenaries of Scottish-Irish descendant who fought from the 13th century until the 16th century in the many Scottish and Irish wars against the English and themselves

The set consists of a hand-forged knife

14th century klappvisier bascinet Wapenonderdelen en accessoires including a 9th-century Danish exampleThis bascinet is based on an original from around 1370. From about 1330, some bascinets were equipped with a hinged visor (klappvisier). Helmets like this had a visor with a hinge point in the center of the helmet bowl. This type of helmet was particularly popular in the Holy Roman Empire and remained in use there even into the 15th century. Klappvisiers were found throughout Europe. In Northern Italy, they are depicted in a Crucifixion scene in the