The famous Gjermundbu Viking helmet, one of the handful Viking Age helmets found capable of reconstruction. Two others were found in Gotland, Sweden and one in Kiev. Found in 9 fragments in 1943 in Norway, it was subsequently restored (the light grey parts that you see have been added in modern times). www.grimfrost.com | Grimfrost

5.7K reactions · 702 shares | Handmade Viking helmet based on the Gjermundbu find in Norway. Available with and without the riveted aventail. Check it out here: With aventail: https://grimfrost.com/products/viking-gjermundbu-helmet Without aventail: https://grimfrost.com/products/viking-gjermundbu-helmet-1 | Grimfrost | Facebook

10K views · 209 reactions | I'm making the helmet inspired by an artifact from Gjermundbu. I'm doing it for the first time and experiment with the work methods. This is also a second video with a cameraman! What do you think? Is it too long? There's just a lot of material, and the work can't be finished in one day. There will be at least 3 parts. https://youtu.be/OXceJXmDfN8 | The ArmorySmith Workshop | Facebook

Viking helmet! How would it look like? Gjermundbu, part 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAsVpWDWYcM I make a Viking helmet using the concept of a helmet from Gjermundbu. I am not repeating exactly all the details of the artifact, this is not a reconstruction. But I make my helmet look like it was made in those days! I keep the key design and construction features, but I contribute a little from myself. I hope you will enjoy :) | The ArmorySmith Workshop