17th century gorget kaspar Tyr The helmet is made of

The helmet is made of 2 mm thick steel and is provided with cheek flaps that can still be seen on helmets until the 9th century

the knife is supplied complete with a leather sheath

the ends are finished with the decorated dragon head from Oseberg

In colder climates they are combined with trousers and leg wrappings

17th century gorget kaspar Tyr The helmet is made ofThis gorget is made after 17th century originals. Gorgets like this one were worn by officers in the Tudor era, by country soldiers and during the Eighty Years' War. The edges of the gorget are decorated with rope shaped ends. It has straps on the sides to which arm armour or pauldrons can be attached.