very rare helmets

The helmets and the helmets They have been essential to protect the head in all battles. Over the years they have been perfected in their shape, strength and weight. Some models were unique (I don't know if by decision of their owners or because nobody dared to wear them) and others were not widely accepted. Here are some of the rarest.

Troll model.

Tortoise-Nose Model.

Mouflon-Myopic model.

Deer model.

Flat Head Model.

Artillery model.

Model I don't have pa more .

Judge Dredd Model .

Darth Vader model .

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The Order of Saint John.

I the Queen

Rifle model 1886, called LEBEL
Around the years 1875-1880, two major questions arose in the military circles of the various nations; on the one hand the adoption for the infantry of repeating weapons and on the other hand the advisability of a further reduction in caliber, below 10 mm.These questions were debated, because the ado
25 light anti-tank gun SA-L model 1934
Type Anti-tank gunAmmunition 25 x 193.5 mm RPeriod of use 1934Service life 1934-1945Weights and dimensions Mass (unloaded) 480 kgTechnical specifications Maximum range 1,000 mPractical range pierces 50 mm of armor at 600 mRate of fire 15/20 rounds/min.Initial speed 918 m/s The light 25 anti-tan
Rare circular Buddhist chaitya
Ashokas reign in 273 BC to 232 BC. Although he was the ruler who believed in all Indian religions, but he was the first Mauryan emperor who worked on behalf of the government for the propagation of Buddhism. In AD 1909, the remains of a circular Buddhist chaitya (Buddhist temple) of 27 feet in diam
3000 years of history in a mathematical model?
Why did the very first civilizations arise in areas such as Mesopotamia, Egypt and northern China? It sounds a bit contradictory, but many historians see war as an important catalyst for civilisation. In the journal PNAS, American scientists substantiated this idea with a mathematical model. Can hum