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Here is another version with the same problematic rivets . For comparison something similar from Brooklyn Museum. Egypt 7 - 8 century.
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And here is an example dated from the 12th. century, attributed to a German crusader, fallen in the siege of Lisbon. No hinges in this one.
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Is the hinge brass? An image of the hinge from inside would be nice, just out of interest.
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The supposedly genuine similar example shown by Joel1475 has the cheek pieces pointing towards the neck guard?!! Definitely not suspicious at all, right?
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I thought the same thing the first time I saw it but then it appears that the neck guard may be a brim.
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I think we can assume this was intended as a neck guard.
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