German Gothic Salade with Bevor
Product information "German Gothic Salade with Bevor"
The last half of the 15th Century saw armour reach its apex in beauty, in both form and function. This type of armour would have been a common site on the battlefields of The War of the Roses. Suitable for foot or mounted combat, this two-tiered helmet was prized by both knights and men-at-arms.
The Salade (or English Sallet), which possibly originated in France or Burgundy, was constructed with a tail to protect the back of the head and neck. This version sits flush on a bevor, which protects the chin and throat. The original is believed to be English and dates from about 1480.
This replica features a moveable visor and a bevor with falling buff like the original. Forged of 18 gauge steel, both the Salade and bevor are fully lined and wearable.
The Salade (or English Sallet), which possibly originated in France or Burgundy, was constructed with a tail to protect the back of the head and neck. This version sits flush on a bevor, which protects the chin and throat. The original is believed to be English and dates from about 1480.
This replica features a moveable visor and a bevor with falling buff like the original. Forged of 18 gauge steel, both the Salade and bevor are fully lined and wearable.
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