[W. Schütz]

http://www.tyrrell-armouries.com/helmets/greenman.htm

Tried to find the effigy its based upon but could not locate it. Odd armour indeed..

[Jared Smith]

Looks like a hybrid borrowing mostly from a classic sallet, but with an onion top! I wonder if the original was based on expecting to be used both for mounted and foot combat?

[Allan Senefelder]

The onion topped bowel is I believe refered to as "Flemish" or "Franco-Burgundian" when used for a sallet. I don't think they're very common as I've only seen one or two originals of this form (theres one on page 9 of "European Helmets,1450-1650 Treasures fron the Reserve Collection" from The Met).

[Nathan Robinson]

Accordiging the site hosting the armour, they say:

"Constructed for the Royal Armouries from an effigy located in Puddletown, Dorset. England"

Click here for further information

[Chuck Russell]

i believe its based on an english effigy. that whole english armour thing is still in the works. there not really sure what is what or goes where etc. i think its a great example