This model of a sallet helmet on a base is made of hand-painted resin and measures 7 cm in height. The base bears the inscription “Sallet.” The model comes in a white box with the product name on the front.
The sallet is a combat helmet that replaced the shap in the mid-15th century. It was primarily manufactured in Italy and Germany, but a local variant known as the Anglo-Burgundian style also developed in England. It is typically worn by a soldier in full plate armor. The front features a visor with a long viewing slit, while the back extends into a neck guard.
- Material: resin
- Imported from the United Kingdom