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Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Brendan C » Wed Mar 29, 2017 7:27 pm

Greetings everyone

Am looking to get an early to mid 13th century great helm - preferably one that can be made to fit me

It has been decades since I bought a new helm - any suggestions as to who would be worth contacting (and if they will be at TORM in November?)

Many thanks

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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Tetardd » Wed Mar 29, 2017 11:01 pm

I got one for mid-13th century, customised from Kovex Ars and I love it. Highly recommended.


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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Nigel » Thu Mar 30, 2017 4:19 pm

cevalier first and then great helm ?

Covex don't do TORM

Dressed to Kill made Andy's yonks ago


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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Brendan C » Thu Mar 30, 2017 4:52 pm

Nigel wrote:cevalier first and then great helm ?

Covex don't do TORM

Dressed to Kill made Andy's yonks ago


Have had the full face one for about 20 years, felt I needed the next one up

Have a Dressed to Kill Great Helm, but it doesn't fit properly - really looking for someone who can take the measurements and build one


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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Nigel » Sun Apr 02, 2017 9:29 am

Hi Brendan was it made for you ?

Mark makes all of his stuff for folks I have about 3 of his helmets all fit well

Is it possible that you have mixed up suppliers


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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Brendan C » Sun Apr 02, 2017 9:44 am

Nigel wrote:Hi Brendan was it made for you ?

Mark makes all of his stuff for folks I have about 3 of his helmets all fit well

Is it possible that you have mixed up suppliers


Think it was 'bought off the shelf' - via the website

If Mark is at TORM in November, am more than happy to see if he can put something together

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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby NorthernListsArena » Thu Jul 13, 2017 11:31 am

Is the helm to be worn for reenactment or full contact?


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Re: Hunting a Great Helm

Postby Brendan C » Mon Jul 17, 2017 11:12 pm

NorthernListsArena wrote:Is the helm to be worn for reenactment or full contact?


Purely for reenactment

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