Weapons of Charles The Great, known as Charlemagne, decorated with lily motifs. Charlemagne was king of the Franks from 768 until his death. He enlarged the Frankish kingdoms than turn it into an empire that incorporated much of Western and Central Europe. He conquered Italy and was crowned Emperor Augustus by Pope Leo III on 25 December 800 in Rome.
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| Width | 46 cms. |
| Manufacturing site | Toledo (Spain) |
| Time | 69 cms. |
Bronze sword of Charlemagne. Charlemagne, Carolus Magnus, Charlemagne, king of the Franks and emperor of Western Europe, born in 742, and became an undisputed leader and one of the main centers of power in history, the Holy Roman Empire.
Medieval sword with enamelled gold, red and silver finishes "deluxe" Zamak handle coated with imitation leather. Includes hem.
Sword of Charlemagne. Includes sheath
Sword of Charlemagne (limited series) with support and wooden wall hanging. Includes certificate of authenticity and unique serial number engraved on the blade of the sword as the credits of a unique piece of authentic collector.
Reproduction in miniature metal cannon.
The 1857, 12-pound model, nicknamed "Napoleon," was the most popular weapon used during the American Civil War. It was responsible for almost 40% of the artillery armament and one of the most important parts of the conflict. The "Napoleon" was widely admired for its safety, reliability and effectiveness, especially at short range.
Long medieval belt with ornament rivets
Very beautiful, extra large medieval belt with authentic buckle, ornament rivets and brass finish. Belts were very popular in medieval times. Noble people used to wear very long belts, tied to the buckle. The belts of the twelfth century, p. were so long that it was possible to put them around the body twice.
The belt was handmade, all brass accessories are riveted.
Details:
- Material: leather, brass accessories
- Width: approx. 2.5 cm
- Length: approx. 160 cm
For training made from durable, lightweight polypropylene.
Lady Down Under Knives
Here's a knife that Down Under Knives has been working on for quite a while. The mission was simple: push the boundaries and make the biggest, cruelest blade that can still reasonably be called a knife, without compromising balance and usability at all. To achieve this, they started with the basic dimensions and lines of a colossal vintage Bowie dating from around 1858 and began crafting prototype after prototype until it looked and behaved exactly as they wanted it to. It's not the easiest or fastest development process in the world, but with a knife this size, you just can't put something together in a CAD package and expect it to work. You have to feel it, to know when you got it right.
The Mistress™ is Down Under Knives' first curved design, putting even more mass behind the blade arch exactly where it matters for unprecedented slicing and slicing power. To complement the shape, they gave it a distinctive coffin handle and a huge S-style handguard machined from a monolithic block of solid brass. In a slight twist, during development, they decided to revert the S to a style more commonly found in the swords of the time. By holding it, you'll know why - in this size class, it works best this way.
Finally, Down Under Knives contained this beast in its heavy leather sheath, patterned to match the Toothpick™.
Details:
- Blade material: 440C heat-treated stainless steel
- Handle material: leather
- Overall length: approx. 45.4 cm
- Blade length: approx. 32.5 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 6 mm
- Weight: approx. 870 g
- Sheathed weight: approx. 1140g
-Incl. Leather sheath
This floor-length medieval dress is lightweight cotton. The skirt piece is equipped with side gums (triangular/wedge-shaped pieces of fabric), allowing for generous flare. It has a wide neckline, so as to remain hidden under the outer wear at the level of the neck. The sleeves feature a lace for individual fit. At first, quite tight on the arm, they fall into a particularly wide glare that gives them the characteristic shape of trumpet. This change can be used under a hood, a cotehardie or a bliaut.
This loose-cut medieval dress is a floor-length dress with so-called gooes on the sides. Gores, wedge-shaped/triangular fabric pieces added to expand the shape of a garment, gave medieval clothes a generous glow.
An ancient human race from Middle-earth, the Elves are noble, elegant, and magical beings in harmony with the natural world and its forces. Elves have clearer perception and higher consciousness than humans, which was a valuable help when Gil-galad, the last High King of the Noldor, joined with Elendil, King of Gondor, to create the Last Alliance of Elves and Men in order to defeat the evil Sauron and his legion of orcs. The army of the Last Alliance won the Battle of Dagorlad. Then, on the slopes of Mount Orodruin, despite heavy losses, the Alliance managed to drive Sauron's forces back. The elven sword was unique to Middle-earth, and represented the pinnacle of combining a weapon with the warrior who wielded it. The widely spaced grip was developed by the Elves to give them maximum rotation when moving the sword through the spinning swivel stroke which was their own distinct attack style. This sword is handmade with a real stainless steel blade, however, it is a non-functional prop replica just for display.
HIGH ELVEN WARRIOR DISPLAY SWORD
It includes a parchment certificate of authenticity and a wooden display plate.
TOTAL LENGTH: 126.37 cm BLADE LENGTH: 61.29 cm BLADE THICKNESS: 0.4 cm
BLADE MATERIAL: Tempered, 420 J2 stainless steel, with false edges.
HANDLE MATERIAL: Solid metal handle parts, simulated leather grip, brass plated elven vine design.
PLATE: 58.42 cm x 22.86 cm x 1.91 cm wood, screen-printed design.
Hardware, instructions included.
Richard Heart of Lion shield with three lions in the center and studs around. Traditionally manufactured in steel.
Around the fifteenth century
This mercenary dagger from the Battle of Bramham Moor was named after the final battle of Percy's Rebellion of 1402-1408, which pitted Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland against the usurper King of England, Henry IV. The Battle of Bramham Moor was fought in the snow on a cold 19th February: Northumberland was defeated and the Earl himself died fighting in a furious rearguard as his army was defeated. The power of the Percy family, although a branch of descendants came to prominence during the Wars of the Roses.
This long dagger has an unpolished stained wooden handle and low-gloss matte brass fittings.
Includes matching brown leather sheath decorated with throat and matte, non-gloss brass end cap. Around the neck, it has a belt hook decorated with a finely detailed roaring lion head, fit for a nobleman.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Sword of Ricardo Corazón de León decorated in bronze, stainless steel blade. Length 112 cm.
This robust and lightweight torso armor is made of high quality leather tanned with vegetables. Sturdy stitching ensures long-lasting durability.
Demon Slayer katana wielded by Rengoku Kyoujurou unofficial replica of 101 cm steel blade, cable with white synthetic leather cord
This is the companion dagger designed by Cold Steel® to match the Italian Longsword (Product No. CST-88ITS). As the sword is well balanced and light enough to be wielded with one hand, this dagger can replace a shield, targe or broquel: reduced in size but almost identical in appearance, its sharply tapered double-edged blade.
Hsu Miao Dao
The Miaodao (corn leaf saber) is another project by Sifu Adam Hsu.
This graceful sword is very fast at less than 2 pounds. and the high-carbon blade whistles beautifully in the cutting course.
The grip is attached to the rattan to avoid slipping.
For students qualified to use a living blade, the sword is suitable for both the shape of Miaodao and the martial applications.
Sword of Richard the Lionheart without sheath
Weapons of Charles The Great, known as Charlemagne, decorated with lily motifs. Charlemagne was king of the Franks from 768 until his death. He enlarged the Frankish kingdoms than turn it into an empire that incorporated much of Western and Central Europe. He conquered Italy and was crowned Emperor Augustus by Pope Leo III on 25 December 800 in Rome.
