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KarenLarsdatter: Added external link to Atlantian A&S site

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	==Reenactment Combat Helms==		==Reenactment Combat Helms==
	Reenactment helms are styled after historical examples and do not include the bars found on [[SCA]] helmets.		Reenactment helms are styled after historical examples and do not include the bars found on [[SCA]] helmets.

			== External Links ==
			* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=164 Atlantian A&S Links: Helmets]

	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]]

Sarah Van Der Goes: /* SCA Combat Helms */ changed placement of bar grill wiki

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	==SCA Combat Helms==		==SCA Combat Helms==

	In the [[SCA]], a helm needs to be constructed of at least 16 gauge steel* to be legal for use in [[heavy fighter\|heavy]] or [[light fighter\|light combat]]. Protection needs to be extended down the back and sides of the neck (therefore strictly period [[Norman]] helms need certain modifications) and the face must be completely covered, if only with a hockey-helmet style grille. This protection must extend down to meet the throat and spinal protection of the [[gorget]].		In the [[SCA]], a helm needs to be constructed of at least 16 gauge steel* to be legal for use in [[heavy fighter\|heavy]] or [[light fighter\|light combat]]. Protection needs to be extended down the back and sides of the neck (therefore strictly period [[Norman]] helms need certain modifications) and the face must be completely covered, if only with a hockey-helmet style grille or [[bar grill]]. This protection must extend down to meet the throat and spinal protection of the [[gorget]].

	For further details, consult your [[kingdom]]'s [[combat handbook]]. Bars or grilles are to be placed across any openings large enough to admit a 1-inch diameter [[rattan]] weapon.		For further details, consult your [[kingdom]]'s [[combat handbook]]. Bars or grilles are to be placed across any openings large enough to admit a 1-inch diameter [[rattan]] weapon.
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	*While the Marshal's Handbook states 16 ga, but they specifically state that they mean the original definition of 16 ga. - 0.0625". In modern, commercial ferrous, rolled sheet (iron, steel), 16 ga. is only 0.0595", while non-ferrous sheet still uses the original definition.		*While the Marshal's Handbook states 16 ga, but they specifically state that they mean the original definition of 16 ga. - 0.0625". In modern, commercial ferrous, rolled sheet (iron, steel), 16 ga. is only 0.0595", while non-ferrous sheet still uses the original definition.
	===See also===
	*[[Bar Grill]]

	==Reenactment Combat Helms==		==Reenactment Combat Helms==

Sarah Van Der Goes: /* SCA Combat Helms */ added Bar Grill wiki

2007-07-17T18:21:27Z

SCA Combat Helms: added Bar Grill wiki

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	*While the Marshal's Handbook states 16 ga, but they specifically state that they mean the original definition of 16 ga. - 0.0625". In modern, commercial ferrous, rolled sheet (iron, steel), 16 ga. is only 0.0595", while non-ferrous sheet still uses the original definition.		*While the Marshal's Handbook states 16 ga, but they specifically state that they mean the original definition of 16 ga. - 0.0625". In modern, commercial ferrous, rolled sheet (iron, steel), 16 ga. is only 0.0595", while non-ferrous sheet still uses the original definition.
			===See also===
			*[[Bar Grill]]

	==Reenactment Combat Helms==		==Reenactment Combat Helms==

70.226.15.248: /* SCA Combat Helms */

2007-02-27T12:05:07Z

SCA Combat Helms

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	==SCA Combat Helms==		==SCA Combat Helms==

	In the [[SCA]], a helm needs to be constructed of at least 16 gauge steel to be legal for use in [[heavy fighter\|heavy]] or [[light fighter\|light combat]]. Protection needs to be extended down the back and sides of the neck (therefore strictly period [[Norman]] helms need certain modifications) and the face must be completely covered, if only with a hockey-helmet style grille. This protection must extend down to meet the throat and spinal protection of the [[gorget]].		In the [[SCA]], a helm needs to be constructed of at least 16 gauge steel* to be legal for use in [[heavy fighter\|heavy]] or [[light fighter\|light combat]]. Protection needs to be extended down the back and sides of the neck (therefore strictly period [[Norman]] helms need certain modifications) and the face must be completely covered, if only with a hockey-helmet style grille. This protection must extend down to meet the throat and spinal protection of the [[gorget]].

	For further details, consult your [[kingdom]]'s [[combat handbook]]. Bars or grilles are to be placed across any openings large enough to admit a 1-inch diameter [[rattan]] weapon.		For further details, consult your [[kingdom]]'s [[combat handbook]]. Bars or grilles are to be placed across any openings large enough to admit a 1-inch diameter [[rattan]] weapon.

	Normal helms are not standard in SCA [[fencing]] but head and face protection is still required. Helms can be used provided they meet all the minimum requirements according to the SCA fencing rules.		Normal helms are not standard in SCA [[fencing]] but head and face protection is still required. Helms can be used provided they meet all the minimum requirements according to the SCA fencing rules.

			*While the Marshal's Handbook states 16 ga, but they specifically state that they mean the original definition of 16 ga. - 0.0625". In modern, commercial ferrous, rolled sheet (iron, steel), 16 ga. is only 0.0595", while non-ferrous sheet still uses the original definition.

	==Reenactment Combat Helms==		==Reenactment Combat Helms==

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	[[image:saxonhelmet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica Saxon Helmet.]]The '''helm''' or '''helmet''' is the [[armour]] that covers the head.		[[image:saxonhelmet01.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica Saxon Helmet.]]The '''helm''' or '''helmet''' is the [[armour]] that covers the head.
	There are many different designs of helm through the years. Some general descriptions are:		There are many different designs of helm through the years. Some general descriptions are:
	* [[Roman]] - Covers the top and back of the head with metal flaps covering the ears and part of the cheeks. ~~This type was discontinued when it was discovered the earflaps made it awkward to slip your sunglasses on.~~		* [[Roman]] - Covers the top and back of the head with metal flaps covering the ears and part of the cheeks.
	* [[Saxon]] - Covers the top, the back and sides of the head, sometimes extending to cover the cheeks. There may be some nasal protection. The higher the rank, the more ornate the decoration.		* [[Saxon]] - Covers the top, the back and sides of the head, sometimes extending to cover the cheeks. There may be some nasal protection. The higher the rank, the more ornate the decoration.
	* [[Norman]] - Covers the top of the head and the nose.		* [[Norman]] - Covers the top of the head and the nose.

Simoncursitor: /* Helms in heraldry */

2006-08-15T07:15:22Z

Helms in heraldry

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	==Helms in heraldry==		==Helms in heraldry==
	[[Heraldic helm]]s appear above a [[device]]'s [[shield]] as a signifier of the owner's [[rank]]. Helms can also appear as [[charge]]s within devices.		[[Heraldic helm]]s appear, by heraldic convention, above a [[device]]'s [[shield]] as a signifier of the owner's [[rank]]. Helms can also appear as [[charge]]s within devices.

	==SCA Combat Helms==		==SCA Combat Helms==