ulfberth hauberk mixed rings 6 mm Pugio en parazonium conical helmets were called “sugarloaf”

conical helmets were called “sugarloaf” helmets because their shape resembled a loaf of sugar

The bascinet was a helmet without a visor that was worn under the Great Helmet at the beginning of the 14th century

A notable use of the maul occurred with archers in the 15th and 16th centuries

42 cm long and made on a scale of 1:87

ulfberth hauberk mixed rings 6 mm Pugio en parazonium conical helmets were called “sugarloaf”The hauberk is a replica of several originals. Many excavated hauberks are crafted from a combination of mixed rings, of which most rings have a diameter of approx. 6 mm. The hauberk has been developed after these excavated originals. As the rings are significantly smaller than those of most hauberks, this hauberk could be constructed from 1 mm thick spring steel. The hauberk is exceptionally efficient. It features smaller openings, which prevents