Conquerors and Moriones
€190.91
Conquistador helmet acid etched and hand-made by the artisans of Marto in Toledo (Spain). Made to natural size.
€172.73
The sixteenth-century Knights of Castile wore a type of helmet known as morrión, somewhat conical in shape and with an almost sharp crest. It had a wide, raised and curved wing that ended in a point at the front and back.
€200.00
Acid engraved Conqueror helmet with gold finish. Popularly associated with the Spanish Army of Flanders of the Golden Age and the Conquistadors of America.
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€79.12
€87.91
Spanish Conquistador helmet of XVI century.
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€65.42
€72.69
The helmet has a comfortable adjustable leather liner and a strong buckled chin strap. The lining is fixed by means of steel rivets. Size: suitable for a head circumference of up to 61 cm. material: approx. 1.3mm steel, chinstrap and leather lining. Finish: polished (lightly oiled)- Approximate weight. 1.95kg.
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€57.24
€63.60
This replica follows an original Morion helmet from the second half of the 16th century.Delivery includes a leather inlay with chin strap.This replica follows an original Morion helmet from the second half of the 16th century.Delivery includes a leather inlay with chin strap.This replica follows an original Morion helmet from the second half of the 16th...
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€65.42
€72.69
This type of helmet was very popular with mercenary foot soldiers, the Landsknechte. The helmet has a very comfortable, adjustable leather liner and a chinstrap. This type of helmet was very popular with mercenary foot soldiers, the Landsknechte. The helmet has a very comfortable, adjustable leather liner and a chinstrap. This type of helmet was very...
€81.82
This type of helmet is called a morion and was used by the Spanish conquerors during the 16th and 17th centuries. Characterized by the flat brim and crest that runs from front to back, deflecting blows and protecting the upper part. It's handcrafted from 18-gauge steel, features an adjustable fabric liner, and chin strap. Manufactured by Windlass.