In the olden days, a knight would sometimes throw his mantle over his helmet as a protection against the heat of the sun. In heraldry (coats of arms), the combination of mantle and helmet does occur, but you will never see a helmet actually covered with a mantle. Today it is mostly to be seen as a backdrop of a coat of arms. Look at the picture above to see an example. The occurrence of a mantle in itself has no fixed meaning, but many - like the one above - show ermine fur on the inside and that always means that it is the coat of arms of a royal person or of a kingdom.
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you stretch the band over the back of the helmet
It's for display and it has a stand that you can fit 2-3 games in and then just put the helmet on top.
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i am pretty sure it stands for steelers..
Maybe jt means Greenbay
the mantle
The shelf over a fireplace is called a mantle.
The G on the Packers helmet stands for greatness. In 1961 George Brashier, the packers eqiupment manager, created it.
To get the mining helmet all you have to do is walk into the mine, go into the room with light bulbs over the entrance, go over to the orange hard at, and YAYYY!! you have the mining helmet!
A mantle of darkness spread over the Earth