To know from CharlemagneThe saber of Charlemagne the Great is a vital part of European history, being an important artifact in the insignia of the Holy Roman Empire, of which Charlemagne was the first emperor. The saber is now housed, along with the rest of the imperial insignia, in the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna.

King Gustav II Adolf (1594–1632) was monarch of Sweden from 1611 to 1632. In 1630, as a defensive maneuver, he entered the War30 Years to protect the Swedish state and the Church from danger. An excellent military strategist, Gustav led an army ofunusual quality , and its position was strengthened by alliances with France, Brandenburg and Saxony. In Lützen in 1632, the Swedesthey defeated Albrecht's army WE von Wallenstein, but King Gustav was mortally wounded in battle.

Created in the jungles of Asia, hanwei's Banshee sword has its origins in Thai"Krabi" and his close cousin, the Burmese "Dah".

Gladiator Roman Helmet

Replica of a Celtic helmet approx. 300 - 200 b.c.
These helmets were mainly used in the Alpine and northern Regions of Italy. There was probably horse hair tied to the peak of the helmet.
Delivery includes a comfortable leather inlay.

Italian Bascinet, Barbute helmet, about 1470, 2 mm steel- ready for battle.

Usable, fully articulated reconstruction of leg armor from the late Middle Ages.The set of leg harnesses consists of a pair of pieces, which feature connected grevas, fan pollen and cuissas, which offer protection for the thigh, leg and knee.It is handmade in 1.8 mm soft steel and suitable for combat and staging.The leg protection comes complete with four leather straps and buckles too, to attach the plates to the lower limbs for ease of use.Suitable for combat, reenactment, LARP and costumes. They are offered as a combined pair.

Honshu is known for its wild blend of tradition and innovation that forges a style and function in its modern, battle-ready weapons that have no comparison. The Karito Battle Axe takes the traditional bearded blade design that was used by Japanese carpenters and turns it into a formidable battle weapon. The 6" wide 7Cr13 stainless steel bearded axe head has a sharp 8 1/2" blade with satin finish. The curved handle is made of injection molded nylon, impact resistant and has a heavily textured EDM handle. The 27" war axe comes with a premium leather cover with sturdy belt clip and double snap closure.

This pair of arm protectors is made of thick buffalo leather and tanned with vegetables (granules) and soft suede. The two layers of leather are sewn together with rustic-looking stitches. The surface and edges of the thick granulated leather were polished and received a light-colored finish, giving the leather a distinct used appearance. The middle section is engraved across the surface.

This pair of arm protectors is made of thick buffalo leather and tanned with vegetables (granules) and soft suede. The two layers of leather are sewn together with rustic-looking stitches. The surface and edges of the thick granulated leather were polished and received a light-colored finish, giving the leather a distinct used appearance. The middle section is engraved across the surface.

This pair of arm protectors is made of thick, tanned buffalo leather with vegetables (granules) and soft suede. The two layers of leather are connected by rustic-style rivets. The surface and edges of the thick granulated leather were polished and received a light-colored finish, giving the leather a distinct used appearance.

This pair of arm protectors is made of thick, tanned buffalo leather with vegetables (granules) and soft suede. The two layers of leather are connected by rustic-style rivets. The surface and edges of the thick granulated leather were polished and received a light-colored finish, giving the leather a distinct used appearance.

In Ancient Rome, the arm guard (called Manica) was used primarily by gladiators and also by the Roman military. They ran from shoulder to shoulder and were originally articulated by mounting on organic substances (such as linen or leather). Later, chain parts, as well as steel plates, were also used.

A loose-cut shirt is a classic of medieval clothing and a basic garment for any man planning to go to a medieval market.What makes this medieval shirt stand out from the crowd is the bow that goes down to the sleeves and adorns the neckline as well. Other details, such as the turtleneck and double shoulder with adjacent furrowed, complete the unique design of the shirt. The shirt is made of cotton and has a very comfortable fit.

Roman Army Tent, Wall Tent, Natural Color
From antiquity to the Middle Ages, modern history or period of the American border, this military tent is suitable for any era. You can view the service as a group tent, a campaign hospital, or for storing provisions and commercial goods, to name but a few.

Horn to drink made of real horn. Polished on the outside.Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).If you request a specific color in the comments field, we'll try to provide it.Size: - drinking horn 0.5 l

Horn to drink made of real horn. Polished on the outside.Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).If you request a specific color in the comments field, we'll try to provide it.Size: - drinking horn 0.3 l

Horn to drink 0.9 lHorn to drink made of royal cow horn. Polished on the outside.Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).Volume: approximately 0.9 liter Acolor and exact volume may vary.Horns of this size can have a volume between 900ml and 999ml.

Real drinking horn. Polished on the outside.Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).If you request a specific color in the comments field, we'll try to provide it.Size: - drinking horn 0.6 l

Horn to drink made of true hornDuring the Viking era, as well as in medieval times, the horn to drink was a popular instrument
container for drinking. It was not used only for mead (honey wine).
Our drinking horns were polished on the outside, giving them a gentle touch
surface. The interior has been coated with varnish suitable for food (resists saliva and alcohol).
Be aware that these are products of nature and there are no two alike. You can
mention a specific color preference in the comments section of your request and
Let's try to provide it. The content may also vary slightly.
Volume content: approx. 1.25 liters

The Honshu Boshin Grosse Messer sword is an exceptional addition to the Boshin line of tactical weapons, which combines tradition and innovation with style and function. The grosse messer sword features a 31" 1060 high carbon steel blade that is unmatched in sharpness and strength. Textured TPR wraps the handle for an ergonomic non-slip handle and the handle has a handle and oversized polished steel guard. The sword has a total length of 42 1/8".Details:- Blade material: 1060 high carbon steel- Cable material: TPR (thermoplastic rubber)- Total length: approx. 108.0 cm- Blade length: approx. 79.0 cm- Including hem- Manufacturer's product number: UC3444

This velvet hood or gugel is made of 100% velvet cotton and lined with a lightweight cotton fabric. The hood ends at a long breakpoint or tail (also called a liripipe) and is cut wider around the head so it can be pulled deep into the face or bent if necessary. Closes with small round buttons to prevent the user from spoiling the hairstyle by putting it on or removing it. Usually, however, only one or two buttons were attached to the neck, or the gugel was used completely open.

Cold Steel®'s War Hawk® combines the tactical style and material used in the famous Trench Hawk® with design elements historically inspired by the classic combat hand axes of antiquity.

Designed by Gus Trim, this early 13th century-style sword of armament has a very light forward balance, making it fast in hand and devastating in the cut.

This blade, which is inspired by the cleavers used until the end of the 16th century, and the first German blades "großes Messer". Features a giant sharp edge with a false edge not sharpened at the back. Overall, the sword is light and fast and has 3 fullers.A very detailed embossed leather sheath on a thistle motif completes this unique piece of sword.

The Battle of Crécy is known as one of the most prominent of the Hundred Years' War and one of the most decisive victories of the English over the French people. Although success was brought mainly by wood rather than steel, the Crecy War Sword from Kingston Arms represents a considerable amount of time and research in the specifications of the one-way swords of the period, particularly museum pieces and tapestries.

This sword features the classic diamond cross-section of oakeshott's Type XVIII specification, typical of the short sword used by knights and men of arms of the 15th century. The rigid blade and sharp tip would be used to find small cracks, exposed crevices, and joints in the plate armor. That's what it required a sword capable of quick movements and precise control of the tip, away from the wider swords typically associated with the medieval knight. Not just a attack sword, although the Type XVIII has a slow and narrow curve, also making the cut against targets without armor quite effective.