gothic arm armor 16th century Lijfje en korsetten Helmets of this kind were

Helmets of this kind were worn by the European aristocracy during the time of the Second Crusade and remained in use until the first half of the 13th century

and a gold band around the grip

The top and bottom of the drinking horn are adorned with brass decorations

The cheek flaps are fitted with rings

with ends shaped like two wolf heads

gothic arm armor 16th century Lijfje en korsetten Helmets of this kind wereThe later Gothic style (14401500) was characterised by sharp, highly decorated forms. These armours followed Burgundian fashion, featuring a breastplate that ended high on the thighs, similar to how the fashionable doublet was worn. Instead of a full hauberk, warriors wore chainmail voiders and a chainmail skirt, combined with long, pointed sabatons. This type of armour was often paired with a sallet and bevor, though gorgets and kettle hats were also