Closed Helmet with Etched Decor

Like so many other pieces of armour in the Royal Armoury's collection, this helmet was made in Augsburg, Germany in the 1540s. This helmet features a collar of three interlocking riveted plates as protection for the wearer's neck. The helmet visor consists of two parts; a visor with a horisontal viewing slot that can be lifted separately and an upper-bevor with breathing holes. 2-piece slotted visors became increasingly common during the second quarter of the 16th century. Along the edges and on both sides of the helmet comb there is an etched decor. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

与皇家军械库（Royal Armoury）馆藏的其他诸多盔甲藏品一致，这件头盔于16世纪40年代在德国奥格斯堡制成。该头盔设有由三块互锁铆接护甲板构成的颈甲，用于防护佩戴者的颈部。头盔护面甲（visor）分为两个部分：其一为带有水平观察槽、可独立抬起的护面甲本体，其二为带有透气孔的上护颊甲（upper-bevor）。双片开槽式护面甲在16世纪第二个二十五年期间的使用愈发普及。头盔盔脊的边缘及两侧均带有蚀刻装饰。资料来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab