The chapel (Capeline in English, derived from the French word meaning hat) is a special type of helmet popular in Western Europe in the 17th century. It was a variant of the Szyszak helmet used by the cavalry forces of the Ottoman Empire and Muscovy, as well as the winged hussars of the Poland-Lithu..
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