BE – Medieval German Sallet Helmet with Articulated Bevor (Adjoined) – 14 Gauge Steel (Mild or Stainless)

Description

Experience the ultimate in late-medieval head protection with our premium German Sallet with Adjoined Articulated Bevor – an exact reproduction of the iconic 15th-century German Gothic and Maximilian style combat helmets favored by knights and foot soldiers across the Holy Roman Empire.

Key Features & Specifications:

• Material: Crafted from thick 14-gauge (2mm) steel – choose between polished mild steel (traditional blackened or natural finish) or maintenance-free 18-gauge equivalent 304 stainless steel
• Authentic articulated bevor securely riveted and hinged to the sallet, providing complete lower-face, jaw, throat, and neck protection while allowing easy raising/lowering
• Classic deep skull with elongated tail for maximum neck and spine coverage
• Historically accurate falling buffe-style bevor with breathing holes and vision slit
• Fully lined with adjustable padded arming cap and leather suspension liner + authentic buckled leather chin strap
• Weight approx. 4.5–5.5 kg depending on size and material (perfect balance of protection and wearability)
• Available sizes: Medium (56-58 cm), Large (59-61 cm), X-Large (62-64 cm) – custom sizing available on request
• 100% battle-ready – suitable for SCA, HMB, IMCF, ACL, Buhurt, and historical reenactment

This German sallet features the signature pointed visor and long, graceful tail that made it the dominant European battlefield helmet from 1450–1510. The adjoined bevor locks securely when closed, turning the helmet into a near-impenetrable fortress while maintaining excellent ventilation and visibility.

Perfect for serious reenactors, armored combat enthusiasts, collectors, and LARP groups who demand museum-quality authenticity combined with real-world durability. Every helmet is hand-forged by master armorers using traditional techniques – no cheap decorative knockoffs.

Order your fully functional German Sallet with articulated bevor today and step onto the field with the same confidence worn by landsknechts and imperial knights 500 years ago!