Null AN INDIAN MAIL HELMET (COIF), 17TH/18TH CENTURY

formed of rivetted rings …

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AN INDIAN MAIL HELMET (COIF), 17TH/18TH CENTURY formed of rivetted rings of circular-section mail, fitted at its apex with a later iron rondel, open at the face, a triangular flap to cover the nose, and extending over the chest at the front and back (losses, small restorations), 52.0 cm high Roy Elvis Catalogue Number A46

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AN INDIAN MAIL HELMET (COIF), 17TH/18TH CENTURY formed of rivetted rings of circular-section mail, fitted at its apex with a later iron rondel, open at the face, a triangular flap to cover the nose, and extending over the chest at the front and back (losses, small restorations), 52.0 cm high Roy Elvis Catalogue Number A46

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