"15th-century headgear for a knight" NYT crossword answer is:
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In the 15th century, a knight's headgear was an important part of their armor. It was designed to protect the knight's head from blows from weapons and to provide a degree of anonymity. The most common type of headgear was a helmet, which was often decorated with a crest or a coat of arms. Other types of headgear included a great helm, a bascinet, and a sallet. These pieces of headgear were essential for a knight to be able to fight effectively and protect themselves in battle.
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