Carabinier helmet, troop, Empire period.

Maybe the most beautiful helmet made under the Empire
It would have been a shame not to produce any copy of this very rare accessory, worn by an elite.
Made in brass and steel.

Dragoon of line - Helmet for troop.

Brass, leather....all natural stuffs.

Spotted leather band, with bigger spots, red plume....

Cuirassier helmet, troop, 1 st Empire.

Nice reproduction of a cuirassier helmet, 1 st Empire for head size 59 (can be reduced).
Steel, horse hair, fur, canva, leather, brass, red plume, only natural supplies.
Our former supplier stopped his activity. We work now with the same team, but managed by a new company.
You just have to be patient. Delivery expected on 12 november

Front of helmet of garde du corps du roi restauration (copy)

Nice plate with motto of Louis XIV th: « NEC PLURIBUS IMPAR ». Height 16,5 cm, large 32 cm.

Dragons de l'Impératrice, junior officer helmet. Sold in 12 hours....

Rare copy of an helmet of this prestigious unit: "Dragons de l'Impératrice".
Horsehair, fur, plume. For size 59. Goldplated.
Scratch on front on right side, not very obvious...We sell it like that.
Such an helmet costs usually more than 2000 € in such quality!

Dragoon cornet helmet. SOLD IN 20 H

Made from an old fireman helmet, we added a newmade dragoon crest on it and old fur.
White horsehair as indicated in regulation for cornet.
Bocettes not at regulation type, but it happens, and chinscales were sometimes absent, before empire and at the end of it;.
For an adjustable head size between 59 and 60 cm.
Only one on stock

Horse tails, greasy touch

Bad tanning.
We don't send out of France

Horse guard helmet, copy

Stell and brass, nice copy, only one for sale.

Display for helmets and hats

Quite interesting to present your helmets and hats.
Red vernished wood.
Height: 36 cm, base diametre: 19,5 cm. Top Diametre: 9,5 cm

Chinscales for Mr C....k

Cuirassier breastplate + inside cloth

ONLY ONE ON STOCK.
NEVER USED.
PRICE FOR BREASTPLATE ONLY WITHOUT DISPLAY AND HELEMT.
Common size.
Napoleon's heaviest cavalry, the cuirassier, wore this breastplate from 1803 on.
Unlike its austrian conterpart, the napoleonic heavy cavalry body armor also had a backplate.
The two halves were fixed together with a strap on the belly, and two scaled shoulder straps.
The internal linen padding is hooked two the armor.