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The bacinet, medieval helmet, dates back to the beginning of XIII century. At its inception, this is
a cervelière on which set a rail (A metal miec
protecting the face and can get up or down). It is
that around 1350, under King John, that the helmet bacinet takes its forms
functional. At that time, a Bavaria is fixed to the walls below
tymbre of a visor to n'étrangle not the neck.

The men of French weapons of that era frequently helmets
bacinets from high italy. These helmets have not bacinets Italian
Bavarian tymbre but have a large enough so that the visor
does not fall on his neck. Tymbre of the French is much bacinet
more tilted back in order to provide less resistance
launches shots. The holes for breathing in the visor are
Most placed on the right side, because the blow dealt to launch left.

With the advent of armor plates, helmets bacinet is adding a
colletin one or two rooms. The helmet bacinet has evolved over
weather. These developments were aimed finding the form giving
the least taken the blows possible. Thus, in 1400-1410, the helmet bacinet
no longer the beating surfaces. Thus, unless the coup
is perpendicular, he slipped on the helmet.
Great names of chivalry and our history have worn helmets bacinets:
Jeanne d'Arc, Du Guesclin
The cervelières are protections mediaeval head of the most widespread
Middle age. Relatively cheap to produce, they provided
good protection from the top of the head (the "brains"), while maintaining
excellent visibility.
Our helmets are medieval combat-capable, they are steel rivets
1.5 mm thick and reinforced with steel bands of 1.5 mm thick;
nasal protections are steel 3 mm. All helmets are
fitted with a leather interior cap for setting the tower head
and a strap loop with medieval maintaining they agree
for leading tours up to 62.