Medieval Byzantine Helmet Made of 14 Gauge Steel

Byzantine helmets reproduced according to iconographic sources, these are 10th century helmets of clear Roman derivation without paragnatides, forged from a single piece of steel with a slightly rounded but conical cap. Helmets that have bands behind the nape, called "pterygias" applied on the back of the helmet to protect the neck while ensuring a certain freedom of movement, composed of simple leather strips or reinforced with metal plates, bands that hang down to cover the neck, going down to the shoulders. 

Specifications:
Inner Diameter Circumference: 25 inches
Inclusions: Leather liner with chin strap
Material : 14 Gauge Steel
Finish : Buff Finish

Note: **
Please use Helmet cotton cap (inner) for comfortable wearing. 
Use Helmet Stand for the good protection of helmet.
The Helmet comes pre oiled for protection from rust. 
Please use dry cloth to clean OR keep it under the Sun for a day for the excess oil to dry out.