A COMPOSITE GERMAN FLUTED CLOSE HELMET
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A COMPOSITE GERMAN FLUTED CLOSE HELMET

PARTLY CIRCA 1520-30, THE REMAINDER 19TH CENTURY

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A COMPOSITE GERMAN FLUTED CLOSE HELMET
Partly circa 1520-30, the remainder 19th Century
With broad skull of one-piece construction rising to a cabled comb, embossed with two pairs of shallow flutes arranged in groups of three fanning from the rear on both sides, and pierced with a single pair of lace holes left and right, visor of 'dog-faced' form with centrally divided strongly flanged sights, embossed snout pierced with small rectangular breathes left and right, bevor formed with a prominent chin and flanged outwards at the base, rear neck-guard of three articulated lames, and with the pivots, lifting-peg, spring closures and lining rivets all replaced (the lower neck lame with internal patched repair).
10¼in (26cm)
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VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 15% on the buyer's premium

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