- Lobster-tailed
pot helmet, also
known as the zischägge, horseman's
pot and harquebusier's
pot, was a type of
combat helmet. It was
derived from an Ottoman...
-
athletic helmets,
including football helmets,
batting helmets,
hockey helmets,
cricket helmets,
bicycle helmets, ski
helmets,
motorcycle helmets and racing...
- the
helmet, morrión,
derives from the noun morra,
which means "the
upper part of the head". In England, this
helmet (also
known as the pikeman's
pot) is...
-
helmet is a
combat helmet that was used by the U.S.
military from
World War II
until 1985, when it was
succeeded by the
PASGT helmet. The M1
helmet has...
- "steel
pot" for the
steel M1
helmet,
which was in
widespread U.S.
military usage from the 1940s to the 1980s,
including the
Vietnam War. The
PASGT helmet was...
- arm bracers)
adorned by gold ornaments, a
burgonet or lobster-tailed
pot helmet and
jackboots as well as
versatile weaponry such as lances, long thrusting...
- and backplate, and an open-faced
helmet such as a lobster-tailed
pot; the fashion-conscious
could replace the
helmet with a broad-brimmed felt hat, often...
- (traditional Chinese: 鍋盔;
simplified Chinese: 锅盔; pinyin: guōkuī),
literally "
pot helmet", is a kind of
flatbread made from
flour originating from
Shaanxi cuisine...
- boar tusk
helmet, Mycenae, 14th
century BCE
Ancient Gr****
bronze Corinthian helmet, c. 500 BCE,
Staatliche Antikensammlungen Persian helmet (S****anid...
- gave some
protection against sword cuts, and
normally a lobster-tailed
pot helmet with a
movable three-barred visor.
Regiments were
organised into six troops...
