Klappvizier bascinet Ottokar, 1.6 mm Viking - Ierse & Germaanse broches The buckle closes the pouch

The buckle closes the pouch by sliding it through a slit in the flap

L-XL and XXL

so they were kept safe very well

onderlegd met roggehuid

This eating knife is based on originals depicted on the 15th and 16th century Flemish and Dutch works of art

Klappvizier bascinet Ottokar, 1.6 mm Viking - Ierse & Germaanse broches The buckle closes the pouchThis bascinet is based on an original from around 1370. From approximately 1330, some bascinets were fitted with a hinged visor. Helmets like this had a visor with a pivot point at the center of the helmet bowl. This type of helmet was especially popular in the Holy Roman Empire and remained in use there well into the 15th century. Hinged visors appeared throughout Europe. In northern Italy, they are depicted in a Crucifixion scene in the chapter