Barbute Helmet Brescia 1470-1480

Description

Authentic Italian Barbute Helmet – Brescia 1470–1480 Style:

This Italian Barbute helmet is made in the style of Brescia armors from around 1470 to 1480.It is a classic 15th-century design that was popular with men-at-arms, infantry and condottieri. The Barbute came from the older bascinet and sallet lines and was based on ancient Greek (“Corinthian”) helmets.

The long sides that sweep forward below the eyes are what make it stand out. They protect the cheeks and lower face well, but they leave a T- or Y-shaped opening for breathing and seeing. Armor Arena’s reproduction stays true to this historic style, but it is built with modern comforts and techniques. The helmet comes in mild steel (14-, 16-, 18- and 20-gauge) and 18-gauge stainless steel, which is better at resisting rust. You can choose between a Dull Finish and a Mirror-Polished Finish based on how you want it to look or how it will be used.

The helmet has inside foam padding and a leather chin strap with a steel buckle that keeps it securely and comfortably fastened. This helmet is great for historical reenactments, LARP, SCA events, cosplay or use in movies and plays because it has an authentic shape, modern materials, and skilled craftsmanship.

Armor Arena is proud to offer the best helmets at the lowest prices, without sacrificing historical accuracy or durability.

Key Features:

• Authentic 15th-century Italian Barbuta design (Brescia, c. 1470–1480)

• Available in mild steel — 14, 16, 18, 20 gauge — and in 18-gauge stainless steel

• Finish choices: Dull Finish or Mirror-Polished Finish

• Foam-padded interior for wearer comfort

• Adjustable leather chin strap with steel buckle for secure fit

• Suitable for LARP, SCA, medieval reenactment, cosplay, theatre, film use

• Durable construction combining historical form with modern materials

• Best price guarantee from Armor Arena — professional-grade helmet at competitive cost

Common Questions (FAQ):

Q: What historical period does this helmet represent?
A: This is a reproduction of a 15th-century Italian Barbute helmet, typical of Lombardy (Brescia) around 1470–1480.

Q: What are the material and build options?
A: You can choose mild steel in 14, 16, 18 or 20 gauge — or 18-gauge stainless steel for better rust resistance.

Q: What finishes are available?
A: Either a Dull Finish for a more weathered or realistic medieval look or a Mirror-Polished Finish for a clean, showpiece presentation.

Q: Is the helmet comfortable for extended wear?
A: Yes — it comes with foam padding inside and a leather chin strap with a steel buckle for secure fastening.

Q: Is this helmet suitable for combat re-enactment / LARP / SCA?
A: Yes — especially the heavier steel gauges (18 gauge or above), which are more durable and suitable for re-enactment and heavy combat (buhurt) scenarios.

Q: Does Armor Arena offer any guarantee on price or quality?
A: Yes — Armor Arena guarantees high-quality craftsmanship and the lowest price for professional-grade helmets.

Disclaimer: Armor Arena is not liable for any injuries, damage or misuse that happens while using this helmet. Before using this product, please check your local laws, safety rules and event rules.