Noble Armoury

The Morion was worn by early Spanish explorers and conquistadors during the 16th and early 17th centuries. It is characterized by the flat brim and a comb, or "crest, "running from front to back which helped deflect blows and strengthened the top.

This style helmet is pictured extensively on the Bayeux Tapestry. Its basic, minimalist design allowed for excellent vision and unencumbered breathing. Hand-forged from 18 gauge steel, it is a classic skullcap helmet with a reinforcing band around the base and crossbar nasal guard.

This polished, 18 gauge steel breastplate features a three-piece design that is securely riveted together. That top piece has a rounded neckline. The midsection features a tri-peaked upper edge. The bottom piece has a flared band at the bottom for greater mobility of the hips. Secures to the wearer with leather straps that cross the back and buckle at the edges.

This 18 gauge steel helmet has a rounded skull and a detachable front visor. Pins and chains at the side of the visor secure it in place. The visor can be removed completely and the helmet can be worn as a Barbut. An adjustable, padded cotton canvas liner and leather straps secure it in place when tied under the chin.

This beautiful helmet, with its menacing, narrow eye slits, was a mainstay of the medieval fighting man. Sometimes worn over a smaller helmet and mail, our replica is made in 18 gauge high carbon steel with brass reinforcing bands and has an adjustable cotton liner.

This reproduction Olmutz nasal helmet is made of 18 gauge steel and has a classic conical shape with a nose guard. Adjustable cloth liner with a chinstrap.