We even offer a number of lighter options in the form of leather helmets, which are made from quality leather. And if you're looking for something a bit more eccentric and esoteric, then you'll find all manner of impressive and intimidating options among our fantasy helmets and our live action roleplaying helmets. Crusaders and knights will want to check out our medieval helmets, and a wild warrior of the North will even find a few Viking helmets that will suit their tastes.
For a truly historic look, a Greek helmet or a Roman helmet is just what you need. Some of our helmets are historical replicas that recreate different styles of helmets from different periods. Like the traditional warrior's sword, helmets can come in all different shapes and styles, ranging in design to suit the wearer's need and taste, which is why we've compiled as many helmets as we can. After all, one's head is an important part to protect! Here at Medieval Armour, we offer a number of helms and helmets that range in use from functional helmets for protecting your head in battle to LARP helmets designed to enhance your warrior appearance. Warriors have likely been wearing helmets since the beginning of man's fighting history.
#CUSTOM MEDIEVAL HELMETS FULL#
Full armour prices range from approximately $18000 to $45000, depending on the complexity of the work, and require 12-36 months to complete. Jeffrey considers custom projects of individual pieces as well as full armours.
We do not produce items in stainless steel. For the budget conscious, for certain items we can work in mild steel if necessary, at a savings of about 30% to the client. We are delighted to discuss prospective projects with museums, historical sites, dedicated reenactors, collectors, commercial and entertainment industry clients.įor our armour projects, we prefer to produce pieces in heat treated 1050 "Spring" Steel, which adds considerable durability and longevity to an item. Frazier Historical Arms Museum, Louisvilly KY Cabrillo National Monument Museum, San Diego CA Jeffrey is proud to have produced pieces for prominent clients in the US and abroad: Hedgecock personally studies the stylistic and functional considerations for each piece using his extensive reference library and personal photograph collection, museum visits and consultation with museum curatorial staff. To that end, considerable research goes into each piece to ensure its historical accuracy, both in form and function. It is Jeffrey's intention to produce pieces that are as close as possible to surviving historical examples in every respect, often including the techniques of manufacture, for example, "raising" pieces from single plates of steel. Jeffrey has also portrayed a 1471 Burgundian Man at arms at historical reenactments around southern California, having founded the group "The Red Company-1471", which was very active from 1992 to 2004. For more information see the Knight School home page. Jeffrey trains new jousters and novice medieval horsemen at his monthly "Knight School" training sessions. Jeffrey and team mates Tobias Capwell, Steve Mallett and Dominic Sewell are "The Order of the Crescent", who seek to advance the joust and other knightly combat sports in as authentic a manner possible. One of just a handful of historical reproduction armourers who use their product in unscripted competitive combat and jousting, Jeffrey competes in tournaments worldwide. He has produced pieces for clients around the globe and demonstrated his armouring techniques in 2005 at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, England. Jeffrey is a world renowned armourer, with a reputation spanning nearly three decades. We accept a limited number of carefully selected commissions for custom armour, weapons, and accessories each year, which are researched and personally hand-crafted by Jeffrey Hedgecock. The pieces shown are not available for immediate sale, but are made when ordered, following detailed research and consultation with each individual client to determine their specific requirements. The following is a representative selection of our past custom work.
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