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PH1163 Sutton Hoo Helmet An amazingly accurate replica of the famous Sutton Hoo helmet. The original was found in a rich boat burial in Sutton Hoo, England and is believed to have belonged to the 7th century Anglo-Saxon king Redwald. The stainless steel dome is covered with silver plated embossed steel plates of mounted Saxon warriors, horned dancers and Anglo-Saxon knotwork. It is lined with mock suede and has an additional adjustable padded mock suede lining, very comfortable! The chin strap consists of two leather strips that tie in the middle. The mouth, moustache, nose, eyebrows and brow ridge are all made up of individually cast pieces of brass and steel. The nose, moustache and mouth are gold plated. The eyebrows have silver inlay and inlayed red glass squares, they terminate in brass boar's heads. The face mask, cheek guards, neck guard and dome are all made of steel and edged with brass. Fits head sizes up to 60cm (Larger if lining is removed).
Price £400, US$700, €580.
STAND FOR SUTTON HOO HELMETMade from Solid, chunky & heavy black plastic with mock suede base and informative steel plaque.
Price £10, US$18, €15.
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