Original Spanish Late 16th to Early 17th Century One-Piece Cabasset Helmet U.S. Military Maps formerly the Third United States

formerly the Third United States Army

both by removing the stitching and cutting the leather on the bottom

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Original Spanish Late 16th to Early 17th Century One-Piece Cabasset Helmet U.S. Military Maps formerly the Third United StatesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This helmet was constructed of two overlapping pieces of iron which were hammered and riveted together. Along the narrow brim is a row of riveted holes that would have included a band of leather secured by said rivets. This leather band would have been stitched to a fabric helmet lining, which is no longer present. Cabasset, from the Spanish word capacete, meaning little cap was a light helmet similar to the Burgonet