Pistol Decoration with articulated mechanism
- NON-FUNCTIONAL -
Replica of a short German bacamarte pistol from the seventeenth century, also known as spingole pistol, tromblon pistol or dragon . This flint gun featured a distinctive snout that made it easier to load the shot into the barrel. Due to its practicality, this firearm not only enjoyed great popularity among cavalry, but also among the marine forces and pirates.
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The stock of this elegant replica of muzzleloader is made of resin (imitation wood) with brass inlays. With the exception of the elaborate lock, all metal elements (barrel, rod and guard) have an aged brass finish.
Our replica firearms are intended exclusively for decorative and reconstitution purposes. Although the mechanism is fully articulated, this reproduction is not able to fire. The rod cannot be removed.
A beautiful item for each collection and an indispensable accessory for re-enacters.
Details:
- Material: resin (synthetic wood), metal (aged brass finish)
- Total length: approx. 30 cm
- Weight: approx. 600 g
Resin figure of the Knights Templar, measures 20 cms
This Gugel is made of sturdy canvas and has a very comfortable trim. The head part is wide and has front closure by mooring. It is modeled after high medieval examples.
The most distinctive feature shared by all types of gugels is that they have been tailor-made to cover the head and shoulders. The Vikings were the first proven known to wear this specific type of hood. In the High Middle Ages, it became an integral part of the daily clothing of the commoners and was worn by peasants, craftsmen, travelers and the like. The 14th century brought some changes in the design of the gugel, which became fairer and often adorned with ornate ornaments. But by the early 16th century, it had fallen out of fashion and was rarely used.
This sturdy medieval belt is made of thick, full-grain, vegetable-tanned buffalo leather. The surface and edges are polished and lightly coloured, giving the leather its characteristic worn look.
All edges are reinforced with stitching, making the belt particularly durable. Metal rings on the sides allow you to attach all kinds of useful items, such as weapons, bags or other utensils.
This belt can be used by both men and women. Whether you're a Viking, a pirate or simply for everyday wear, this belt adds a special touch to any outfit or outfit.
Details:
- Material: Vegetable-tanned buffalo skin, brass buckles and rivets with antique finish
- Material: Brown or black
- Total length: approx. 131 cm
- Width: approx. 5.5 cm
- Thickness: approx. 2-3 mm
- Inner diameter of the rings: approx. 2.8 cm
- Weight: approx. 220 g
- Circumference: approx. 73 cm - 119 cm
Beautiful medieval skirt of 100% cotton. The skirt has a waist with retracted black drawstring. Both ends of the cord are decorated with decorative wooden beads.
The waist is comfortably above the hips. Due to its wide and generous cut, this skirt falls very elegant. The two sewed pockets are practical and underline the beautiful fit of this medieval skirt.
The Roman army sought a direct and pragmatic approach to warfare. The Gladius was chosen as the main weapon, as it is practical and efficient and excels in any hand-to-hand combat situation. With this sword they conquered most of the then known world. The original examples of this replica were excavated from the ruins of Pompeii. Examples can be found in the book "What The Soldiers Wore On Hadrian's Wall", by H. Russell Robinson.
The early Gladius, like this version based on the Maintz pattern, had a wasp-like waist and a long tip that combined slashing and stabbing capabilities into a useful weapon . This replica based on the Maintz pattern has a bone cuff with ornate brass applications on the hem. Made from high carbon steel by Windlass Steelcrafts and comes factory sharpened.
Includes matching wooden sheath with leather cover and brass applications.
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts.
Note that this sword is not a battle-ready weapon. It is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to collector's quality, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, for example to complete your costume.
Details:
- Material: High carbon steel
- Total length: approx. 71 cm
- Blade length: approx. 50.5 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 4 mm
- Cable length: approx. 10 cm / whole cuff approx. 20.5 cm
-Max. Blade width: approx. 5.6 cm
- Break-even point: approx. 9 cm (at the front of the guard)
-Incl. Leather-covered wooden sheath with brass inserts
- Weight without sheath: approx. 842 g
- Sheathed weight: approx. 1350 g
Viking Sword of Eigg Island with Sheath, 9th C., Damascus Steel Blade
Decorating sword
This beautiful Viking sword is based on a silver-encrusted bronze handle excavated in 1830 on the Isle of Eigg, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. Although some parts of the blade have also been found, they no longer survive. The original and well-detailed discovery of the burial is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Dating back to the 9th or early 10th century, this finely crafted piece of Viking history is classified as a Type D according to Petersen's Viking sword typology.
From the secret arsenal of the Blade Brotherhood, this impressive katana is a worthy weapon for the modern Ninja. The sword has a high-quality 29" manganese blade, sharp as a razor and extending from a crafted metal tsuba. The handle is made of noble wood, wrapped in black synthetic leather and has a crafted metal pommel. The 44" overall katana fits like a glove in its leather-wrapped wooden scabbard, which features a decorative faux leather sword hanger.
Details:
Total length: 112 cm
Blade length: 74 cm
Blade Material: Manganese Steel
If you're a fan of Kimetsu no Yaiba and enjoy cosplay, this is the perfect katana for you. With this bamboo blade katana from Inosuke, you can look and feel like a real demon hunter without having to worry about the restrictions of metal.
This katana is life-size and has a sturdy design that is aesthetically identical to that of the series. Plus, because it's made of bamboo, it's much lighter than steel katanas, which makes it perfect to take to your favorite conventions and events.
The bamboo blade of this katana is 66 cm long, while the handle is 31 cm long, which makes it comfortable to hold and handle. With an overall length of 103.5 cm, this katana is the perfect size to be an authentic replica.
The scabbard of this katana is made of wood, which makes it highly durable and wear-resistant. The handle is coated in cordura, which in addition to looking great, makes it very comfortable to hold.
In short, if you're a fan of Kimetsu no Yaiba and want an authentic katana to show off at your cosplay events, there's no better option than the Inosuke Bamboo Blade S5038 Katana. It is strong, light, and aesthetically identical to steel katanas, but without any concern for metal constraints. Get yours today!
Ornamental Sword.
Inspired by the U.S. Navy's Mamluk Sword.
Steel blade.
Plastic handle with metal protector.
Metallic sheath.
Overall length: 894mm (980mm with sheath).
Blade length: 750mm.
Weight: 645g (1120g with sheath).
Fabric cover included.
Non-sharp, non-pointed blade, for ornamental purposes only.
Blade: Stainless Steel
Blade Size: 27.8 cm (Total Size: 41.2 cm)
Blade Thickness: 5 mm
Presentation: Leather Cover
Picks up: Wood
Blade: Stainless Steel
Blade size: 43.5 cm
Total size: 59.5 cm
Nylon sheath
Imitation machine gun, metal, wood and plastic, with load and firing simulation mechanism, and mobile beeper.
The MG 34 (Maschinengewehr 34) is a German recoil machine gun for recoil and air cooling, launched in 1934. It is considered the first general purpose machine gun in the world (lightweight, equipped with beeper and heavy, equipped with tripod). It is able to sustain a large volume of fire without sacrificing movement speed or tactical flexibility. He was in service from 1936 to 1956.
Dimensions: 122 cm
Weight: 6,940 g
Round hand shell, buckler style shell. It is quite sturdy and is perfect for training. The back has a handle to hold the shield by hand. These types of shields were used on the back to defend, accompanied by a sword in one hand.
Comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. But the sword that inspired this project came from the guru Dan Inosanto family's private collection. It is a Cake sword style known as Talibong and has a history of opposition to many formidable blades like kris, barong, kampilan and even the Japanese katana.
Pistol Decoration with articulated mechanism
- NON-FUNCTIONAL -
Replica of a short German bacamarte pistol from the seventeenth century, also known as spingole pistol, tromblon pistol or dragon . This flint gun featured a distinctive snout that made it easier to load the shot into the barrel. Due to its practicality, this firearm not only enjoyed great popularity among cavalry, but also among the marine forces and pirates.
