17th century burgonet Viking ringen this was the last of

this was the last of the six Viking art styles

reducing their impact

It covers both the head and neck for good protection—particularly well-suited to 16th-century costumes and reenactment

Embroidered with the mythological Viking wolf Fenrir

17th century burgonet Viking ringen this was the last ofBurgonets like this replica were worn throughout Europe from the first half of the 17th century, including during the Dutch Golden Age, the Thirty Years War, and the English Civil War. Helmets such as this one likely developed from a combination of the burgonet and the closed helmet. At the beginning of the 17th century, full plate armor fell out of use due to improvements in firearms. This type of helmet was often worn with a munition armor armor,