Inspired by a 15th century Venetian Craftsman. This craftsman made armor, he crafted a helmet out of steel called a Black Sallet. Steel hammered until almost black, shaping a helmut heated until all the steel turned various metal colors. Finally, when stained with reds of the earth, a monumental helmet for royalty alone.
Armor. Metal. Dyes. Crafted for battle. Circa 1400. Inspired, as if we've melted bronze, steel, silver and gold; ground dyes
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Content
Full grain aniline-dyed cowhide
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Finish
hand finished
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Size
avg. 55-60 sq. ft.
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Style
Magnifico
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Thickness
1.0-1.2mm (3oz)
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Wellness
Yes
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Abrasion - ASTM D7255
Complies
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Breaking Force - ASTM 2208 (100lbs)
Complies
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Crocking - ASTM D 5053
Class 5
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Elongation - ASTM D2211 (20-50%)
Complies
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Light Fastness - 72 Hrs/ISO 105-B02
Class 4-5
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Boston Fire Code (BFD 1X-1)
Complies with FR Treatment
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California Technical Bulletin 117
Class 1
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Cigarette Ignition Resistance (NFPA 260)
Class 1
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Surface Building Characteristics of Building Materials (ASTM E 84)
Class B
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