This skillfully hand-crafted 13th century helm gets its name "Camail" from the term "curtain-mail" a protective curtain of chainmail hung from the helm draping around the neck to the shoulders. Examples of this style helm may be seen in church brass castings. English examples include that of Sir John de Argentine, 1360, Horsheath Church, Cambridge and of Sir John de Cobham, 1375, Cobham, Kent. Historically a plate gorget was worn with this helm along with chainmail body armour for extra protection. This fully wearable historical life size helm is made of 18 gauge steel.

R8127-Camail Bascinet Helm for $179.99: