Spoleto-Style Visored Bascinet – 16 Gauge Steel with Templar Cross Cutouts

Description:

The bascinet was the helmet of the 14th-century knight—a sleek, close-fitting steel cap that offered both protection and mobility. When fitted with a visor, it became a fortress for the face, allowing the wearer to see, breathe, and strike with lethal precision. This Spoleto-style bascinet carries that legacy forward—built not just for display, but for the rigors of full-contact reenactment and combat sports. Crafted from thick 16-gauge carbon steel, this visored bascinet features a rounded steel skull with clean, historically inspired geometry. The hinged visor is fitted with a horizontal eye slit for optimal visibility, while perforated ventilation holes along the side ensure airflow without compromising protection. Decorative Templar cross cutouts near the base of the visor add a distinctive visual signature. Inside, the helmet is lined with a full leather suspension liner for comfort and a secure fit. The visor is raised, adding to the commanding presence. This is a robust, functional piece of armor built for the field.

 

Specifications:

Thick 16-Gauge Carbon Steel Construction: Heavy-duty steel bascinet skull with clean geometry and hinged visor. Built for combat and full-contact reenactment.

Visor with Eye Slit & Ventilation: Horizontal eye slit for visibility; perforated side holes for breathability. Templar cross cutouts near the base of the visor plate.

Leather Suspension Liner: Full leather interior liner for comfort and a secure fit.

Spoleto-Style Design: Historically inspired bascinet profile with raised visor and decorative detailing.

Overall Condition: Great condition—structurally sound, combat-ready, and fully functional for display or reenactment use.