Knights Templar Sugarloaf Helm Bodices and no one bandit personified

and no one bandit personified this more than the French Highwayman

Edward England pirate 3x5ft Polyester Flag has header tape and 2 metal grommets

This imposing goblet is sure to get you attention at any banquet

This green dragon stapler gives a new meaning to the term “snap-dragon

This top looks great when paired with the Buckled Waistlet Cincher

Knights Templar Sugarloaf Helm Bodices and no one bandit personifiedThe sugarloaf style of helm was the forerunner of what would become the great helm and eventually gave way to the lighter weight bascinet style. Our version is one that would have been found at the later part of the 13th century and the very beginning of the 14th century. Its conical top deflects the glancing blows of a sword, while the antique decorative brass cross on the face sports the cross of the Knights Templar. Made of 18 gauge steel, the helm