Wall display designed for the swords of religious orders. The display is made of varnished wood and with a high quality printed adhesive.

Wall display designed for the famous Sword Excalibur. The display is made of varnished wood and with a high quality printed adhesive.

Keychain Templar Knight. Made in Zamak. Size: 6.x4.5 cm

Decorative panoply for hanging. The base is black and has two demonic axes.

Keychain of the Templar sword enamelled in red. Made in Zamak.

Keychain of the Templar sword enamelled in red. Made in Zamak.

Imán Templaria Sword. Made in Zamak.

Imán Templaria Sword. Made in Zamak.

Excalibur letter opener with zamak blade. Length 17.5 cm.

Letter opener with zamak blade. Length 17.5 cm.

Medieval buckle shoes with buckles
A pair of buskins in the late medieval style, made of light brown leather. Comparable models were found in excavations, for example. in Constance.The shaft above the buckles can be used up or handcuffed down. The middle strap, all equipped with contemporary buckles, goes around the ankle, providing a firm hold. The sole and flat heel are attached by nails and very stable. With regular care, these shoes will remain intact for a long period.

These ankle boots are based on archaeological finds in the city of York in northern England, the ancient Jorvik. They are dated between the 9th and 10th centuries, period in which England was divided into several smaller kingdoms. The Anglo-Saxon people had to defend innumerable Viking incursions. Many Danes established in England and York were conquered and ruled for about a hundred years by the Nordics.
As these shoes perfectly match the weather and place, of course you can call them Viking shoes. The ankles have a very characteristic closure: Two laminated leather lever buttons, which could be easily replaced by pins or horns.

The closure of straps and buckles ensures a firm fit on the foot. The heel cover is reinforced for special use, the sole is fixed in a very stable nailing process.

Very solid front ankle boots. Each boot has two shoelaces for fixing to the side.
Similar shoes were worn from 1250 to 1500 AD.
The sizes are normal, but the shape is narrow, especially on the fingers.
We recommend choosing a larger size if you want to have space or if your feet are wide.

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Shoe with front lace, medieval afternoon

Sturdyreconstruction of shoes from the late Middle Ages found in London and dated
around 1380 AD Each shoe has three laces for fixation on the instep.

Our cotton tunic is made of canvas (canvas) and embroidered with an embroidered border. The border pattern provides a node (also called a Celtic node) represents the border, and the Lärbro stone (Gotland) is modeled. The tunic is cut and has a burnt lap. Therefore, it should be worn with a belt. The neckline is wide and under the arms (rectangular pieces of fabric) are used. The elaborate style and contrasting details make it clear that it is a top dress.

Viking Tunic Havar model available in blue. Our tunic is made of cotton and with Celtic knot embroidery. It is a tunic with a wide cut, so it is recommended to wear it with a belt. The appearance and cut of this tunic correspond to the costumes of the early Middle Ages in northern Europe.

King Arthur's cadet sword ended in aged silver. The handle is made of zamak with a silver bath richly decorated with the main symbols of King Arthur. The blade is made of stainless steel with engraving. Excellent Cadet Sword of King Arthur from the Exclusive Collection "Historical Cadet Swords" manufactured by MARTO. Size 75 cms

Exclusive Solomon Cadet Sword with aged silver finish. Excellent Sword Cadet Solomon from the Exclusive Collection "Cadet of Historical Swords" manufactured by MARTO. Certificate of Quality and Origin. Made in Toledo.

Coin with the design of the Knights Templar with brass finish. The coin has a diameter of 4 cm. and weighs 35 grams. Coin manufactured in Toledo, Spain.

8 silver royals (Piece of eight) minted during the reign of Philip IV in 1635. Legend has it: Hispaniarum Rex from the year 1637 silver. Size: 3.5 cms. diameter.

Material: ResinDimensions: 9.1x7.4x23.5 cmBased on

Material: ResinDimensions: 21.5x10x13.5 cmWith wooden base

Material: ResinDimensions: 22x9x18.3 cmWith wooden base

Material: ResinDimensions: 19.8x8x17.5 cmWith wooden base

Sword to be used with both hands, known as Carlos V. De arriaz's straight mandoble, forms a cross with his fist and blade, which served to kiss the cross before entering the battle.
Charles I of Spain and V of Germany was known in his time as the emperor since no king managed to gather under his command an immense empire.
He inherited from his grandparents, the Catholic Kings: Spain, America, Naples and Sicily; of Maximilian of Austria: Flanders and Austria, and in 1519 he was crowned Roman emperor, going on to rule the greatest kingdom since the times of Charlemagne.

This Viking sword, with its intricate cloak, is worthy of a brave Nordic king.
The Vikings landed in the north with the aim of attacking and conquering the world. They fought each other and it was not uncommon for kings to lead and confront each other.
Each piece of steel is handmade and incredibly detailed, especially the embossed leather case and richly plated in silver. The light and wide Viking-style blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel and temperate.
The sheath is made of wood covered with quality leather and leather. Elegant pieces of metal decorate sheath and baldric.