Beenwindsels Asgar, olijfgrijs, wolmix Gespen en riembeslag Oudheid The pilum is 224 cm

The pilum is 224 cm long when it is assembled

It was developed from the sallet in the early 16th century and became highly popular throughout Europe

front and back

Helmets like this were worn by the European aristocracy during the time of the Second Crusade and remained in use until the first half of the 13th century

It features a semi-sharp blade made of EN45 spring steel

Beenwindsels Asgar, olijfgrijs, wolmix Gespen en riembeslag Oudheid The pilum is 224 cmSince the 2nd 3rd century archaeological evidence of leg wrappings in the Germanic areas of Europe exists. Leg wrappings were worn by the Romans and Hadrian's wall, Byzantines, Franks, Alemanni, Bavarians, Wenden (Slavs), Normans, Vikings and other peoples of Central and Northern Europe. The most commonly used materials were felt, wool linen or leather.