Hardened steel bascinet for sale

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Hardened steel bascinet for sale

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I'm looking to sell my bascinet, which has only been used at one practice. It is made from 14 gauge 1050 steel, hardened & tempered. Made by Jeff Wasson. It is currently padded with 1/4" closed cell foam and 1/2" open cell foam hidden inside a linen liner, but it's a tad too small for my head (23" around). The helm comes with both a klapvisor and a grill, which swap out quickly - the only tool needed is an awl or push pin. Note the "barrel" style vervelles and the spacers located above the vervelles. Also comes with a welded stainless aventail tailored to fit the helm.

I'm looking to get $1250 for this helm. The proceeds from this helm will be re-invested in this hobby in the form of another helm!

Additional photos or information is available upon request (sorry about the poor quality of the photos below).

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if I had the $ i would SOOOO get this! It's a gorgeous helm! Too bad it doesn't fit quite right...
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love the grill on that helm!
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Did you mention it to whoever made it?
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Antonis wrote:Did you mention it to whoever made it?


Yes. The armourer already offered to re-do the helm. Since there is normally a lengthy wait to get a new helm like this, I decided to see first if there is anyone who this helm would work for.

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That turned out right purty. Tis a shame that it doesn't fit you right. :cry:

I wonder if I can get him to make me a grill like that? That would be awesome!
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I will entertain reasonable offers - looking to move this.

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:bump:
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Wish I had the $ to get this helm, would be a perfect fit for my melon and get on my way to a lter period kit I so badly want to have...
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Bump.

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What function do the spacers serve?
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Wulfgar wrote:What function do the spacers serve?


The spacers are a feature found on some extant bascinets. The impression that I am under is that they were there to ensure that your great helm slid on without interfering with the vervelles.

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aidanhroarsson wrote:if I had the $ i would SOOOO get this! It's a gorgeous helm! Too bad it doesn't fit quite right...


Your head is too fat there, my friend... ;)
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Wulfgar wrote:What function do the spacers serve?


They serve the purpose of guiding a sword or pike or bec or axe swing to slide off the helm without cutting the aventail leather.
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That is a sexy helm... and made by Wasson is a good thing.
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Bump.

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Final bump.

If you're interested in the helm but don't have all the funds yet, shoot me a PM.

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