The Spanish Horse Helmet of the 16th century by Marto of Toledo Spain is a replica reproduction of helmets used by mounted knights during the reign of Charles V and Philip II, today part of the collection of the Real Armeria (Royal Armory) in Madrid. The Spanish Horse Helmet is made of steel and characterized by a large beak shaped visor that covers the face entirely leaving naked only the two eyeslits. Enriched by etchings on the visor and the gorget depicting floral motifs. Provided with two colored ostrich plumes and a display stand made in steel.
The Spanish Horse Helmet of the 16th century by Marto of Toledo Spain is a replica reproduction of helmets used by mounted knights during the reign of Charles V and Philip II, today part of the collection of the Real Armeria (Royal Armory) in Madrid. The Spanish Horse Helmet is made of steel and characterized by a large beak shaped visor that covers the face entirely leaving naked only the two eyeslits. Enriched by etchings on the visor and the gorget depicting floral motifs. Provided with two colored ostrich plumes and a display stand made in steel.
The Spanish Horse Helmet of the 16th century by Marto of Toledo Spain is a replica reproduction of helmets used by mounted knights during the reign of Charles V and Philip II, today part of the collection of the Real Armeria (Royal Armory) in Madrid. The Spanish Horse Helmet is made of steel and characterized by a large beak shaped visor that covers the face entirely leaving naked only the two eyeslits. Enriched by etchings on the visor and the gorget depicting floral motifs. Provided with two colored ostrich plumes and a display stand made in steel.
- Full Size reproduction
- Handcrafted Steel
- Height: 35 cms - 14 inches
- Display Stand: Steel
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