13th Century Great Helm Insane Asylum

13th Century Great Helm Insane AsylumCirca 13th 15th Centuries The great helm was developed early in the 13th century and was a mainstay of the medieval fighting man, lasting for over 300 years. Sometimes worn over a smaller helmet and mail, this beautiful helmet, with its menacing, narrow eye slits, was a strong, tough steel helmet fully capable of absorbing the shock of combat. This replica has brass reinforcing bands and is produced by hand with the same techniques used over 600 800

Made of a stainless steel wire with a faux black onyx stone attached within the Celtic knot

Both delineations are trios

Viking boats came in many shapes and sizes

inspiration book

This magnificent blue ballgown was made for a television production filming here in Georgia

this shirt is designed to best suit a swordsman for battle

With the knife open

It is said to represebt a representation of knowledge

named after this female pirate

This piece is a true status symbol

thin gauge steel

brown suede corset belt with antique gold grommets and brown cotton lining