Examples of using Bascinet in English and their translations into Danish
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The pig-faced bascinet has air holes on just one side, just like the original.
Contrary to its predecessors the upper side of this type of bascinet slightly tips backwards.
This bascinet consists of three parts:
The frog-faced helmet is developed from the bascinet, that was worn underneath the great helmet.
The visor of the bascinet provides an optimal protection during battles
This bascinet is based on the helmets that were worn by the 14th
The design is clearly a development of the bascinet and the tapering front serves to conduct impacts.
Italian sallets had no long neck protection and they looked like the bascinet.
This bascinet is based on the helmet that the Scottish king Robert the Bruce wears on his statue at Bannockburn.
Arming caps like this were mainly used in helmets with a visor like the closed helmet, bascinet or armet.
This bascinet is made after several early 14th century depictions of Gaelic warriors around the area of the Irish Sea.
This helmet is a replica of a late 14th century bascinet that was part of the Churburgh suit of armour.
The bascinet was a helmet without a visor that was worn under the Great Helmet at the beginning of the 14th century.
pic faced bascinet.
This bascinet is available in size S,
This bascinet is based on originals that were worn around the end of the 14th century
the visor was attached to the bascinet from the 14th century on.
The helmet is a pig faced bascinet, similar models are part of the Wallace Collection,
Vervelles, brass pins for bascinet helmets and armour,
The bascinet was worn by medieval infantry.