Extraordinary knifemaker Gil Hibben continues to design exceptional knives made for hard daily use because no one knows knives better than him! Your Arizona Bowie knife has an exceptional low-profile feel with its slim blade design, perfect for cutting and penetrating tasks. T
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on a sharp blade of 10 in. 5Cr15 stainless steel, clip tip tilted upwards, extending from a stainless steel protection with satin finish. The ergonomic handle is crafted in black Micarta linen with a stainless steel handle with satin finish and a drawstring hole. The bowie of 15 1/2 in. It slides into the hem of the black leather belt, which has a drawstring to fasten on your leg.
Details:
- Material: 5Cr15 stainless steel blade, micarta cable plates
- Total length: approx. 39.4 cm
- Blade length: approx. 25.4 cm
- Weight: approx. 630 g incl. sheath
- incl. black leather belt hem
- Manufacturer's product number: GH5088
Shirasaya Decorative 67.5 cm steel blade with satin finish, with sheath and light wood handle, with support.
Overall size: 100 cm
Blade size: 67.5 cm
Blade thickness: 3.8 mm
Cape: Wired
Weight: 800 gr
Support: Supported
Gjermundbu helmet with riveted aventail, 2 mm steelGjermundbu helmet with riveted aventail, 2 mm steel
Gjermundbu helmet with riveted aventail, steel 2 mm
- ready for battle
Damascene Extraordinary da Damascene with open blade and 48 inches. Between 1108 and 1118, three religious-military orders were created to help and protect pilgrims who were going to the holy places. The Order of the Poor Knights of Christ, later known as the Order of the Temple, the Order of Hospitals of St. John of Jerusalem and the Order of teutonic Hospital brothers.
Pope Innocent II recognized the order of the Temple in the year 1139. The seal of the Templars, insignia of the order; Two riders mounted on the same horse represent the dual vocation of the order, religious and military. With a Latin inscription that says sigilum militum Xpisti (Seal of the militia of Christ).
The Cinquedea has a long fascination for everyone at Cold Steel. It gained popularity as the preferred weapon of nobles who walked through the narrow alleys and walled cities of Italy. A blade used exclusively for civil self-defense, it was essentially the forerunner of the civil side sword and saber - and yet this personal protection instrument seems to have much of its design for fashion, as well as for cutting and thrust. of deadly combat!
Dog dagger with stainless steel blade guard and engraved pommel with Brassed handle and wood. Wide -. 30.5 cms. Includes metal sheath with gold engravings.
Gunpowder flask, ivory color, replica
This very decorative gunpowder flask or gunpowder horn is made of resin (imitation ivory) and metallic brass finish. It is adorned with an elaborate hunting motif and equipped with a carrying strap made of leather.
Please note that the jar has no opening and is designed exclusively as a collector's piece or decoration/display. It is also perfectly suited as a prop, for example, to complete your costume. When paired with a flintlock pistol or musket, it will make your character look even more authentic.
A beautiful addition to any firearm or muzzle collection and a must-have accessory for reenactors of the gunpowder era.
Details:
- Material: resin (faux ivory), metal (antique brass finish), bracelet
Leather - Dimensions: approx. 18 x 9 x 5 cm
- Weight: approx. 230 g
Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.
Contorted hilt sword with scabbard (Royal Armouries), 15º C., sword
Bastard Details:
- Blade material: steel
Carbon - Handle material: wood with brass fittings, brass handle and guard
- Total length: approx. 109 cm
- Blade length: approx. 88.5 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 6.2 mm
- Handle length: approx. 19 cm (handle: approx. 13 cm)
- Maximum blade width: approx. 4 cm
- Balance point: approx. 17 cm from the guard
- Incl. wooden sheath with cover
- Weight without sheath: approx. 1070 g
- Sheathed weight: approx. 1380 g
Immerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages with the sword "Writhen Hilt". This finely crafted late medieval longsword impresses with its intricate design and offers an excellent price-performance ratio. It is a Ideal gift for medieval enthusiasts, sword collectors, or a perfect addition to your medieval costume.
This beautiful bastard sword is a detailed, high-quality replica of the famous "Writhen-Hilt" sword, which dates back to around 1480 and is presumably of German origin. It owes its name "contort," meaning "twisted" or "contorted," to its unique fist shape. The original sword once belonged to art collectors Frederic Spitzer and William Randolph Hearst before being acquired by the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, UK, in 1952.
This reconstruction features a double-edged blade approx. 88.5 cm long that tapers towards the tip. The cutting edges are not sharp. The blade has a pronounced medial crest running down the center of the blade, typical of Oakeshott XVIII swords. However, it is believed to be the manufacturer's brand. In reference to this, this replica is engraved on one side of the blade.
The handle and cross-guard are made of brass to resemble the original, where these elements have been worked in gilded bronze. The hilt is made of wood and is adorned with two decorative brass rings, one in the center and the other just below the guard. The hilt, quillons, and grip are all artfully sculpted and shaped to resemble a twisted staff of three interlocking branches, which spread out at the ends.
The one-and-a-half-handed sword comes with a brown wooden/leather scabbard with a brass throat and chape with Gothic decorations.
This medieval sword is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display, and in addition to its quality as a collectible, it is also perfectly suited as a prop, for example, to complete your costume.
Order now and get a piece of history!
spark weapon eighteenth century. For the left-handed. Made of wood and Zamak. The mechanism works even if it is decorative.
In the Middle Ages, belts were essential clothing accessories. Worn by both women and men, they allowed for a fairer fit, as medieval clothing usually had a rather loose cut.
Set Composed by Katana,Wakizashi and Both with Support
Hand and a half sword, Albrecht II. - Old finishing version
Replicated from a sword thought to have belonged to Albrecht II of Austria, this hand-and-a-half sword (SH2034) represents the apex of beauty and balance in medieval swords. Classically simple in design, featuring a flattened blade with diamond cross-section and cruciform handle, the original dates from the early 15th century.
Katana Plus special for practices. With carbon steel blade with differential forging and hardened with traditional clay method. Tsuba decorated. Black washed shell.
Re-enacting the 100-year war or the legendary Battle of Agincourt? Our perfectly hand-made French leg armor would surely complete your legendary armor!
These are meticulously handmade from sturdy soft steel of 16 caliber and can be fastened perfectly to your legs with a set of genuine legitimate leather straps.
To create these beautiful leg armor, we took inspiration directly from an existing pair of legs belonging to the young Charles VI of France, preciously preserved in the French city of Chartres and dated from about 1380-90.
Its form of historical inspiration and even the large wings that defends its knee add an additional touch of precision to any 14th-century French armor.
FULLY FUNCTIONAL and ideal for LARP or LATE MEDIEVAL KNIGHTLY REENACTMENT.
ONE SIZE FIT FOR EVERYONE.
Medieval black T-shirt with Templar cross-seal. Made of 100% 180 grs cotton
Extraordinary knifemaker Gil Hibben continues to design exceptional knives made for hard daily use because no one knows knives better than him! Your Arizona Bowie knife has an exceptional low-profile feel with its slim blade design, perfect for cutting and penetrating tasks. T
