A ghotic basinet helmet or victorian exemple ?

BerberDagger · 4th September 2015, 01:33 AM

I m searching to do some better pics !! If can help !

BerberDagger · 4th September 2015, 01:34 AM

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Jim McDougall · 4th September 2015, 01:14 PM

I have nothing to add to the outstanding discourse here, but just wanted to say thanks to everybody here for the opportunity to learn more on these helmets!
Alan, I very much admire your amazing knowledge on armour, and the detailed manner in which your posts attend to the many nuances and features which reveal the authenticity of various items.

Kronckew....LOL!! Thanks for the Monty Python jab!!! Your sense of humor is priceless, I cant stop chuckling on that one

Berber......nicely done and congratulations!

kronckew · 4th September 2015, 01:41 PM

you are welcome. jim. my DNA is 75% german and 25% austro-hungarian. nations well known for their sense of humour as well as their food (sausages & beer are food groups aren't they?).

i too have learned from this thread. as an engineer, i like to know how things were made, assembled as well as how they were used and what they were used for.

thanks all.

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Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,459	I have nothing to add to the outstanding discourse here, but just wanted to say thanks to everybody here for the opportunity to learn more on these helmets! Alan, I very much admire your amazing knowledge on armour, and the detailed manner in which your posts attend to the many nuances and features which reveal the authenticity of various items. Kronckew....LOL!! Thanks for the Monty Python jab!!! Your sense of humor is priceless, I cant stop chuckling on that one Berber......nicely done and congratulations!

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kronckew Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Room 101, Glos. UK Posts: 4,238	you are welcome. jim. my DNA is 75% german and 25% austro-hungarian. nations well known for their sense of humour as well as their food (sausages & beer are food groups aren't they?). i too have learned from this thread. as an engineer, i like to know how things were made, assembled as well as how they were used and what they were used for. thanks all.