Dark Adventurer 16G Steel Armageddon Helmet

Bring easy medieval flair to your home or office decor with the Mini Nasal Helmet. This miniature great helm is perfect for adding subtle historical style to nearly any desk or shelf, and it comes with its own wood stand for easy display.

Padded garments like this Cotton Collar are worn underneath metal and chain mail armor. It improves the absorption of impact and reinforces coverage. In medieval times, padding would be stuffed with rags and straw. This armor padding is made of 100% cotton and uses compressed and layered cotton padding. Some people also wear this Cotton Padded Garment in jousting and other practice. Cotton Padded Garments are a necessity for any armor bearing warrior. This unit features hard, durable stitching and a thick, layered trim piece. 4 Inches of cotton padding protect the neck. Leather armor supports are located on the shoulders. An adjustable strap fits adult sizes.

Its small size was very useful in deflecting the blow of swords or large fighting knives. Constructed of 16 gauge iron with a polished finish the Infantry Battle Ready 16g Buckler Shield would give the user a clear advantage over other opponents. This simple round buckler has a handle located in the back and when combined with a shortsword you can clearly do some damage. From completing a costume to actual combat training this buckler will not disappoint.

Drinking horns were the ceremonial drinking vessel for those of high status all through the medieval period. They often contained liquids such as ale or mead. Drinking horns are still used today often in wedding and other types of ceremonies. Horns from cows, buffalo or oxen have traditionally been used as drinking vessels by various people in many regions of the world; this fine specimen is a great example of the practice.