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It was popular in 16th-century England and was utilised during the English Civil War
The grave dates to around 1030
to which arm armour or pauldrons may be attached
such as this example
A slit is featured on both the front and back
horsehair natural 34 cm Romeinse en Griekse beelden It was popular in 16th-centuryMany historical peoples wore a horsehair tail on their helmets, amongst them the Greeks, Roman auxiliae and Celts, who wore the hair in a ponytail at the tip of the helmet. With this horsehair, one may also fashion a helmet crest of the kind the ancient Greeks and Romans often wore. An original of such a crest was found near Hadrian's Wall in Northern England.
