Vroeg 15e eeuwse sallet, 1.6 mm Pelgrimsbadges en religie Dangerous men were described as

Dangerous men were described as wolves

Baldrics were worn both around the shoulders and around the waist

Daaronder is dit kuras voorzien van tassets om de bovenkant van de benen te beschermen

The blade profile became so popular that Prussia and other German states imitated its design during the 19th century

It is available in the colours white (cream) and black in the sizes S up to XXXL

Vroeg 15e eeuwse sallet, 1.6 mm Pelgrimsbadges en religie Dangerous men were described asThis type of sallet originated in 13701390 in northern Italy. Sallets like this were worn throughout Europe and became very popular because they offered an optimal field of vision and hearing, unlike the fully closed sallet. They are depicted, for example, on the silver altarpiece of Pistoia. From around 1419, this style of sallet was also worn in France, then from 1425 in Germany and Austria, and by 1431 in England. Later in the 15th century, this