Deluxe children's great helm
This deluxe great helm is the perfect accessory for any child who dreams of being a brave knight.
The Great helm was used in war during the 14th century; it offered great protection, covering the wearer's whole face and head. It was also popular during the Crusades 12th-13th century.
The helm was later replaced as the preferred battle helmet by the pig-faced bascinet, which provided a more flexible defence with easier breathing. However the great helm remained popular for tournament use.
Made from sturdy polyurethane, the toy helmet features an ornate gold coloured cross decoration and breaths (breathing holes) on each check. Burnished gold and silver metal effect makes this kid's helmet look like the real thing.
This fantastic toy replica is an excellent representation of a traditional great helm making it the perfect finishing touch to any medieval fancy dress costume.
The eye slits have been widened on this reproduction so that it is easier for children to see when wearing the helmet.
Dimensions: Height: 28cm, Circumference: 66cm
Not completely happy with your order?
You can return or exchange unwanted items up to 35 days after purchase.
The only items that we cannot accept are earrings for pierced ears and perishable items, such as food or drink.
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Return postage and fees
If the item is unwanted or you cancel an order that has already been dispatched the return postage costs will be incurred by the customer.
If the item is faulty or you have been sent the wrong item then the postage cost will be incurred by the Royal Armouries. To ensure that you are refunded the correct amount please get a receipt from the post office and send us a copy via email, by either scanning the receipt or taking a photograph.
We recommend that you do get proof of postage for all items that you post to us as we are unable to take responsibility for returns that go missing in the post.
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