![A Savoyard helmet (burgonet), German or Italian, circa 1620 Heavy, hammered skull made of two pieces with a narrow comb, riveted neck protector and plume socket on the back. Typical death's-head visor A Savoyard helmet (burgonet), German or Italian, circa 1620 Heavy, hammered skull made of two pieces with a narrow comb, riveted neck protector and plume socket on the back. Typical death's-head visor](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/B47B70/a-savoyard-helmet-burgonet-german-or-italian-circa-1620-heavy-hammered-B47B70.jpg)
A Savoyard helmet (burgonet), German or Italian, circa 1620 Heavy, hammered skull made of two pieces with a narrow comb, riveted neck protector and plume socket on the back. Typical death's-head visor
![Savoyard style close helmets from 17th century in the Palace Armoury museum in the Grandmaster Palace in Valletta, Malta Stock Photo - Alamy Savoyard style close helmets from 17th century in the Palace Armoury museum in the Grandmaster Palace in Valletta, Malta Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/zooms/9/d291d585cf424b2588400b9771484257/2b5dkh4.jpg)
Savoyard style close helmets from 17th century in the Palace Armoury museum in the Grandmaster Palace in Valletta, Malta Stock Photo - Alamy
![Bizzarro Bazar on X: "Originally attributed to the knights of Germanic countries, some variations of these "death head helmets" were used by Italian troops in the 16th and early 17th centuries and Bizzarro Bazar on X: "Originally attributed to the knights of Germanic countries, some variations of these "death head helmets" were used by Italian troops in the 16th and early 17th centuries and](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ff5fHYeXkAAuMWp.jpg)