The Viking Gjermundbu Helmet with 2 mm thickness mild steel

The Gjermundbu Helmet with 2 mm mild steel
– battle ready-

The Gjermundbu-Helmet has been discovered in 1943 during excavations of a Viking buriel mound. It has been reconstructed expertly and is nowadays displayed in the Museum of National Antiquities (Oldsaksamlinga) in Oslo. The helmet is dated on the year 970 AD. It is a typical example of a Viking spectical helmet, which offers the carrier a good face protection while keeping a sufficient sight field. But the helm-form and the spangens also show relationship to the Nordic crested helmets.

By now there are several reproductions of the Gjermundbu-helmet on the market, but only few are this close to the original and offer such a good protection like this replica made by Ulfberth. The helmet bowl consists of two parts, is hammered out of 2mm strong steel and.
Patted cotton cap fitted inside the helmet for comfortably wearing.
Made by King armour Shop.
SIZE : We make the size of helmet according to buyer size
please let us know your head ( circumference ) size
after buying it.