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Chainmail Coif - Butted
Chainmail Coif - Butted
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Mail was thought to have been invented by the Celts. The earliest example was found in a Celtic Chieftain's burial in Romania. It was a popular form of defence for the warrior elite of the Viking and Early Medieval periods. It is often (wrongly) referred to as chainmail but this terminology was first introduced by Sir Walter Scott in 1822 in his novel "The Fortunes of Nigel". In the medieval period it was simply known as "Mail".
The coif was designed to protect the head, neck and shoulders against damage from bladed weapons. It was very effective at doing so - the Royal Armouries have conducted tests with well-made mail and concluded that "it is almost impossible to penetrate using any conventional medieval weapon". The Mail Coif is constructed by hand from hundreds of steel rings and will fit all but the largest of heads. The rings are uncoated mild steel to provide an authentic finish and covered in a light layer of oil to prevent rust.
This item is crafted using mild steel rings. If you require even greater durability please check our high tensile steel products or our Riveted Chainmail section.
Finish: Natural
Material: 16 gauge Mild Steel
Ring Type: Round / Butted
Diameter: 9.5mm
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
Age Verifiction
Age Verifiction
The minimum age to order weapons is 18 years old. We send orders via Parcel Force Age Verification service, which adopts the following rules:
The Challenge 25 approach to conduct Age Verification checks whenever we deliver such items.
Parcel Force will always check ID (passport or driving licence) for anyone who we feel is under 25 years of age.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
All items are processed, packed and dispatched as soon as possible. This
is usually within 2-3 days but may take longer depending on the size
and nature of the order.
When your item is dispatched it normally takes 2-3 days for delivery in
the UK and 5-7 days for delivery outside the UK, depending on you
delivery location.
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Care Instructions
Care Instructions
It is important that you care for your equipment to help keep it in good condition and to make it last longer.
We have a guide here on how to do this.
FAQs
FAQs
Have a question? Please see our FAQs page which may contain your answer, if you are unable to find out what you need to, then do get in touch with us with your question.
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Our email is sales@excalibursports.co.uk
