Barbute helmets were a type of helmet used during the medieval and Renaissance periods. They originated in Italy and were popular among infantry soldiers. The helmet consisted of a single piece of metal that covered the entire head and neck, with a T-shaped opening for eyes and mouth. Some barbute helmets also featured a visor or nose guard for added protection. They were often decorated with engravings or etchings, and some even had a decorative plume or crest attached. Barbute helmets were versatile and provided good protection while still allowing the wearer to have good visibility and mobility.
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