Reproduction of a medieval one-hand sword with a characteristic disc-shaped handle. This type of sword was already used by the Normans and settled soon after, during the Most Holy Crusades.

Nice reconstruction of a 10th-century Viking sword, based on archaeological finds made in England.
Already in the 8th century, isolated groups of Vikings descended sporadically on British shores in search of an easy saque. However, from the 9th century, the Scandinavians changed their strategy and began to conquer lands and settle in England.

St. Mauritius is known as the leader of the Theban Legion. The soldiers of this mythical legion of the Roman army would have suffered Christian martyrdom in the late 4th century.

A beautiful reproduction of the famous sword was supposedly carried by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. at the Battle of Guinegate in 1513.
Due to the fact that the French cavalry invaded the battlefield in total confusion, this battle is also known as the Battle of the Sporas.

Also known as Kindjal, Kanjal, Kinzhal or Kinschal) is actually the traditional dagger of the Caucasian equestrian tribes and the Cossacks. It was also popular with Russian pilots.

The model of this replica of the scar of a military child served until the mid-20th century his service in the Russian and Red Army. The curved double-edged blade is perfect as a close defense weapon.

Our replica has a non-sharp carbon steel blade with a full spike, the cable is made of two pieces of wood surrounding the spike. The Parier is delivered with a sheet of brass. The delivery includes a leather hem matching with brass applications included.

Replica of a hoplite sword from ancient Greece. The sword has a non-sharp blade made of spring steel. In the middle of the blade there is a pronounced central crest, typical of ancient weapons of this type.
The very nice cable is solid and polished.
The sword comes with a leather covered wooden hem with mouthguard and brass locating. These adorn the head of a lion on both sides.

The Scimitar is a saber of almost oriental origin. He relives the struggles between the Saracens and crusaders with his curved blade.

This scimitar features a classic curved blade made of EN45 spring steel with a fuller one. The blade is not sharp. The curved guard is made of brass.

The handle and finely crafted puto are made of a single piece of dark wood.

The hem is made of black leather.

Main features:
- Finely crafted wooden handle
- With leather hem

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This leather sheath caters to some of our practical blunt one-hand swords.
It corresponds to the size of the blades of many of the Armor Class re-enactment swords (codes: 0107000101, 0107000102, 0107000502, 0107000401, 0107000302, 010700030303)

Roman imperial helmet
This complex replica follows the example of helmets used in
about 300 BC in ancient Athens.
Flexible cheek protectors are covered with leather inside.
The plume can be mounted separately.

Delivery includes a padded lid.

Replica in the style of an Italian-Corinthian helmet without helmet. Ideal for LARP, theater and costumes.
The helmet is made of solid steel blade, but has a bronze paint finish, which gives it an antique appearance.
Including leather inlay and chin strap.

This replica is made of steel with a thickness of 2 mm. It is adjusted by high quality leather straps. This helmet has a circumference of 62 cms. approx.

Nordic dragon helmet with nasal protection and ornamental pieces decorated in bronze.

Replica of the Slavic helmet of the 8th century. The helmet is composed of metal plates with a thickness of 2 mm. riveted between them. At the top, it is ready to decorate with dove hair (not included) and also on the back to put a mesh protection for the neck (not included). The helmet is adjusted by a leather chin strap. The helmet has an internal circumference of 62 cms. approx.

The Japanese kabuto (helmets) and hanwei mempo (facial armor) are superbly constructed, beautifully detailed and of great value.

they replicate, respectively, the original helmets and masks of the great samurai warlords, Takeda Shingen, Oda Nobunaga and Date Masamune.

The museum-quality reproductions of these archaeological treasures were handmade by hanwei metalworkers, with great attention to detail.

Helmets are provided with a display holder, but are also fully usable.

European Close Helmet / Visored Helm, ca. 1520, 1.6 mm steel
- ready for battle -

This reproduction of a typical early 16th-century tights helmet with hinged visor (known as helmet or close closure) is made of 1.6 mm thick steel plate and therefore only suitable for a combat re-enactment.

It features a comfortable leather lining and a chin strap with buckle.

This type of Iron Hat was worn in Europe in the mid-15th century (1450).Features:Made of 2mm thick steel. Includes adjustment straps, leather.Weight approx: from 2.40 kg to 3.30 kgAvailable sizes:M = Head circumference of 61 cmL = Head circumference of 63 cm

Made of steel with 2 mm thicknessAvailable in three sizes (display size on order)Size S: for head circumference approx. 59 cmSize M: for head circumference approx. 61 cmSize L: for head circumference approx. 62 cmWeight approx: 1.5 kgIt features inside lining and adjustable leather strap.

This replica of an Italian iron hat i shand-forged 1.6 mm thick steel. The original is dated 1460.These helmets were worn not only in Italy, but for example. it is also very common in Switzerland and southern Germany, especially by infantry troops. The wide flap not only protects the head, but also the shoulders, chest and back from any danger that comes from above, such as the arrow of the end of the medieval arch.
The corrugated and crossed steel bands are riveted into the helmet. This consists of two parts that have been welded together in the center. Although the thickness of the material is "only" 1.6 mm, the helmet can be described as ready for battle.

Reconstruction of a Spangenhelmet with nasal, as it was popular with Vikings and Normans during the 10th and 11th centuries. The long nasal is handmade approx. Strong 4 mm steel to withstand even the strongest blows. It's riveted in the hubcap.

Both halves are welded together. In addition, four strap accessories (Spangen) are riveted to the helmet to strengthen it. This manufacture ensures high robustness and good protection in battle.

The helmet has a riveted, adjustable, high-class padded lining with solid leather chin strap and a brass buckle.

Stahlhelm M42 has replaced the M35 and M40 models since mid-1942. The main difference from its predecessors was a no more pearly edge, but stretched out and unpointed air holes, which, for example, were riveted on the M35. This reproduction offered is the last type of model before the end of World War II. The inlay is, like the chin strap, leather.

The Morion of the Epic Armory is a steel helmet inspired by the Spanish conquerors of the fifteenth to sixteenth centuries, conquering the world for Gold, God and Glory.

eighteenth century floral environment helmet. Size and functional. Includes support.

The Helmet is a piece of armor that covered and defended the head.

The Helmet is a piece of armor that covered and defended the head.

The Helmet is a piece of armor that covered and defended the head.

This conical helmet is especially interesting for archers. The helmet should be found to be the most possible field of view. The helmet is made of approximately 1.6 mm thick steel and has an adjustable leather inlay. About and is about 2.5 cm tall rivets of riveted leather. The helmet is suitable for both re-staging and for combat light show also for LARP, cinema, theater and costumes.

Epic Armory's Crusader Helmet is a closed helmet designed to protect the head during combat.