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Piero G





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PostPosted: Tue 31 May, 2005 5:07 am    Post subject: Norman helmet historically correct padding and chinstrap         Reply with quote

I'm new to this forum, hope the question hasn't been made already, however I didn't find it in search.

I have just bought a norman style helmet, I need to make a liner and chinstrap.

Question one:

what would be an historically corect liner? I mean, I'm a modern helmets collector, so I would know how to fit in a german style leather assembly, however I strive for autenticity, I do not like to mingle the kaiser army with the middle age.

I have read of horsehair padding cushions, or of big leather stripes.

Please notice that I'm going to use it with both the sole arming cap or with arming cap & coif.

Question two:

no visual reference I know of shows the use of chinstraps.

Are modern reproduction helmets' chinstrap an arbitrary fitting or what?
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