Tjele helmet – Battle ready replica with aventail – X c. Denmark,The hypothetical appearance.Reproduction by King armour

The Tjele helmet fragment is a Viking Age fragment of iron and bronze, originally comprising the eyebrows and noseguard of a helmet. It was discovered in 1850 with a large assortment of smith’s tools in Denmark, and though the find was sent to the National Museum of Denmark, for 134 years the fragment was mistaken for a saddle mount. In 1984 it was properly identified by an assistant keeper at the museum as the remainder of one of only five known helmets from the Viking era.

Made of 2mm “st3” steel. Nasal / mask part 3mm thickness.
Everything is hand-forged by quality craftmens.
We will give you the cotten cap with this helmet.for comfortably wearing.