Wedge Riveted Coif Chainmail Mild Steel Round Ring With Flats Solid ALT ID 9mm
$150.66
Historical This coif is likely designed for reenactment, costume, or display purposes. Wedge-riveted chainmail was common in Europe between the 13th and 15th centuries. Mild steel versions like this are popular for medieval reenactment groups due to their affordability and decent durability (though they may rust if not properly maintained).
Wedge Riveted:
This type of rivet features a wedge-shaped pin used to secure overlapping ring ends. Armor Chain mail Historical Reenactment accurate for medieval European armor, offering both flexibility and strength.
Coif:
Chain mail Hood-Like Pieces Of Armor That Covers The Head, Neck, And Sometimes The Shoulders. Typically Worn Under A Helmet For Added Protection.
Mild Steel:
A low-carbon steel alloy. It’s cost-effective, relatively strong, and more corrosion-prone than stainless steel but historically authentic.
Round Ring with Flats:
These are round-profile rings that have been flattened on the overlapping ends (where the rivet is placed) to allow a better grip for riveting.
ALT ID 9mm stands for “Alternate Internal Diameter 9mm”, meaning the internal diameter of the rings is 9mm. Chainmail is often constructed in alternating rows or patterns of riveted and solid rings.
Specifications Summary:
Type: Coif (head armor)
Ring Type: Wedge riveted, round with flats
Material Ring: Mild steel
Ring Size: 9mm Internal Diameter
Ring Construction: Alternating solid and riveted rings
Solid ALT: ID 9mm:
Solid refers to some rings possibly being solid (not riveted) for added strength.
Additional information
| size | L |
|---|---|
| color | Black, Natural |
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