Hondensnuit bascinet Churburg ca. 1395, 1,2 mm Middeleeuwse overkleden & wapenrokken and both pieces could be

and both pieces could be attached in various ways

The leg protection is made of cotton and padded with wool

Dergelijke riemen werden door laat-romeinse centurio`s gedragen

Later dat jaar noemt de kroniekschrijver Froissart mauls bij de Slag bij Roosebeke

Hondensnuit bascinet Churburg ca. 1395, 1,2 mm Middeleeuwse overkleden & wapenrokken and both pieces could beThe dog snout bascinet in German Hundsgugel was one of the most popular helmets throughout Europe from the late Middle Ages to about 1420. The visor's distinctive protruding muzzle, which resembled a dog's mouth, provided better facial protection and ventilation. This helmet is a replica of an original from around 1395 that can be admired in the armory of Churburg Castle (Castel Coira) in South Tyrol, Italy. It is made of 1. 2 mm steel and equipped