Helmet by Robert Bruce

Helmet of Robert Bruce early 14th century made of 1.6 mm steel and adorned with a riveted brass crown including chain mail.

The 4-in-1 chain mesh consists of 1.6 mm thick, unriveted round steel rings with an inner diameter of approximately 9 mm. A punched leather strip is firmly sewn to the removable mail, which is attached at the lower edge of the helmet via a so-called Vervelles and secured with a thin leather cord. This allows the helmet mail to be removed or reattached. The inside is blackened and equipped with a thin adjustable leather inlay, the adjustable chin strap made of brown leather is fitted with a brass buckle with an antique finish.

Material: 1.6 mm steel
Inlay and chin strap made of leather
Brass buckle
Helmet mail made of round unriveted steel rings ID 9 mm
Suitable for a head circumference of up to approximately 69 cm
Long inner distance (back of head-forehead): 23 cm
Short inner distance (ear-ear): 21 cm
Height: 25 cm
Length of mail: 30 cm
Weight with mail: approximately 4.35 kg