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Fig. 256. Bascinet helmet about 1325-30
Collection: Herr Hefner Alteneck, now Dr. Bashford Dean, New York
(a) Profile view.
Collection: Herr Hefner Alteneck, now Dr. Bashford Dean, New York
(b) Three-quarter view.
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Fig. 257. The effigy of Sir Robert du Bois, Fersfield Church, Norfolk
Showing the high crowned bascinet, about 1315. After Stothard
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Fig. 258. The effigy of Sir Richard Pembridge, K.G., the cathedral church of Hereford
After Planche
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Fig. 259. The effigy of Sir Roger de Kerdeston, Reepham Church, Norfolk
Showing the small egg-shaped bascinet, about 1330. After Stothard
attached. The lower edge of the helmet is considerably destroyed by rust; but the original lower outline can be easily traced by following the close row of holes pierced for the attachment of the lining. A very beautiful bascinet, but of a somewhat more advanced type, indeed a specimen that with safety could be dated at any period between 1330 and 1350, is in the collection of the late Mr. W. Burgess, bequeathed to the British Museum in 1884. It has suffered from corrosion, but it is still one of the most interesting specimens of its kind extant (Fig. 261). The iron staples, which nearly follow
