With this Bokken wooden sword, you can practice your martial arts and swordsmanship skills.And because it's built from genuine wood, it's sure to make you feel like a real Samurai.
Meticulously handcrafted from STEAMED BEECHWOOD stout, it's sturdy and lightweight. Measures approx.Approximately.39 inches.The complete construction of this sword makes the design even more historic and accurate.
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Another quality John Barnett product, in imitation of a dagger dating from the early 15th Century. The 'quillon' is the cross-piece placed protectively at the base of the blade.
This dress or kirtle
Medieval long and waist is made of sturdy cotton fabric (canvas). The skirt is equipped with so-called gores (wedge-shaped/triangular pieces of fabric) that give it a generous enlargement, and the upper part features a front center loop in thick cotton for individual adjustment. The ends of the tie cord are equipped with metal tips that allow you to easily pass through the sewn eyelets. While we're aware that shoelaces require a lot more time than a zipper to get dressed in, we deliberately opted for a lace clasp to keep the look of the dress as authentic as possible.
The cut of this dress is based on medieval illustrations from the thirteenth to fifteenth centuries. Although women's clothing had been cut rather loosely and hiding the figure until then, this era saw the emergence of increasingly tight clothing. Or Cotehardie, which evolved from the loose French Cotte and roughly translates as bold cotte, probably owes its name to its bold and fair nature.
A typical kirtle or cotehardie usually featured loops or button clasp in the center of the front. The introduction of shoelaces and buttons as functional clasps (rather than purely ornamental items) was actually what made possible, in the first place, fashion tailored and adjusted to the body. Another distinctive feature of these dresses was the wide neckline, which seemed to get lower and lower with time and was particularly popular with women during the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The cotehardie used to be combined with a shirt or shirt, a veil and a narrow belt. The short-sleeved variant was also often used with removable and interchangeable pin-on sleeves.
Historical illustrations of the fifteenth century. kirtles can be found, among others, on the June calendar page of the Duke of Berry's Book of Hours, a French illuminated manuscript (original title: Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry), or in the Book of Simple Medicines (Woman and Unicorn) illustrated by Robinet Testard.
Details:
- Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
- Color: wine red (also available: brown)
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length size M: approx. 145 cm (measured from the highest point of the shoulder to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, gentle cycle, do not dry in dryer. We recommend washing the cord of natural color separately.
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How to find the right size:
- To take measurements of your body correctly and determine the size of your clothing, always wrap the tape measure horizontally around your body in the widest part.
- For dresses, sizes are based on the circumference of your chest.
- If you happen to fall between two sizes, we recommend that you increase one size.
- Ease is included in the standard and reflected in the finished measurements.
Attention:
The delivery includes only the dress! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.
Handmade in a small village nestled in the Longquan Mountains in China's Zhejiang province, where the tradition of making swords by hand began over 2000 years ago.
Each piece of this sword is created by experienced forgers using centuries-old methods. The blade is crafted with the "standard welded" system with a Rockwell hardness in the range of 40-45 HRC and about 35 HRC in the guard. The simulated ripple is masterfully applied by a craftsman. Each blade is sharp, and you need to be able to cut a sheet of paper before it leaves the factory.
The tsuba and the hilt are emblazoned with dragonflies. For the samurai, the dragonfly was a symbol of bravery, speed, and courage; It was believed to provide strength and protection to soldiers. Japan is also known as the Island of Dragonflies or Akitsushima (akitsu is the Japanese word for dragonfly and shima means island). The tsuba, the pommel, and the fuchi-kashira (the necklace next to the tsuba) are made of brass and have an aged finish. The grip is made of genuine lightning bolt leather wrapped in a drawstring.
The wooden sheath has an attractive flat finish in copper color speckled with an equally impressive black and tan cord.
Includes a cotton storage bag
SPECIFICATIONS:
The 21.6-inch-long blade is hand-forged from durable carbon steel. The total length of this sword (including the hilt and hilt) is approximately 29 inches. The hem is embellished with PURE ANTIQUE BRASS accents, which also make up the pommel and guard.
With this amazing Roman sword by your side, you have nothing to fear! Because this is not just any sword, it is the legendary Roman Gladius of the Roman Legionnaire! LORD OF THE BATTLES
The Mercenary is an imposing sword in the style of the 15th century.
Sword with a triple-filled blade, a steel S-shield and a smelling apple. Supplied with a leather belt hem.
Paul Chen's swords are crafted in the same way that swords were made centuries ago, except that now the blades are forged
high carbon spring steel. The finish of the blade is far from polished again, replicating more closely what the medieval blacksmith
was able to achieve. Except when noted, the claws are hard wood. Accessories are steel or solid brass. These swords
will appeal to the re-enactor who wants a sword that looks the same as the originals.
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
Holster for 2 revolvers, made of leather. Suitable for short revolver.
This sturdy medieval belt is made of thick buffalo leather (grained leather) and vegetable-tanned. The surface and edges are polished and given a light-coloured finish, giving the leather the characteristic look used.
The belt is fastened with a decorative knot. The leather loops on the back allow you to attach all kinds of useful things, such as weapons, bags or other utensils.
Whether as a Viking, pirate or simply in modern everyday life, this belt gives every costume or outfit that special something.
Details:
- Material: Buffalo skin (vegetable tanned), brass rivets with antique finish
- Color: Black
- Total length: approx.
- Width: approx.
- Star: approx.
- Scope: Size M = 84 - 89cm, size. XL=104-109cm
As dimensions and specifications may vary from model to model.
Knight's sword of the high Middle Ages with sheath This reconstruction of a knight's sword from the high Middle Ages is done with his hands only. The chestnut-shaped guard and handle are made of cast iron. The steel spring blade is oil-tempered up to approx. 48 ° Rockwell, forged to the max and chopped with the pommel. The wooden handle is covered in leather. The blade has a distinct fuller along approx. a third of the blade, which offers flexibility and lightness. The edges of the blades are not sharp.
Main features:
- High carbon forged steel blade
- leather sheath included
- Excellent balance
Details:
- Blade material: high carbon steel, tempered with bending
- Total length: approx. 114.9 cm
- Blade length: approx. 93 cm
- Weight: approx. 1049 g
- Balance point: approx. 12.7 cm from guard
- Harmonic point: approx. 71.1 cm
- Blade width in protection: approx. 1.9 cm
- Blade width at tip: approx. 1 cm
- Blade thickness in protection: approx. 6.4 mm
- Blade thickness at tip: approx. 2.5 mm
Incl. leather hem
Keychain of the Templar sword enamelled in red. Made in Zamak.
Unofficial Military Sabre of the United States Navy finished in silver or gold. Includes sheath
One of the weapons with which legionnaires conquered the great parts of Rome of the world known at that time was the short sword. The different types are categorized primarily based on the blade or the site.
This sword (Latin Gladius) is of the Mainz type with a double-edged blade. It is extremely efficient for slash and sting techniques and was a dreaded melee weapon.
This replica has an EN45 spring steel blade, which is not sharp. The cable is made of wood and bone.
The ornate sheath is made of leather-wrapped wood, which features fittings made of brass and laminated metal.
A leather strap, attached to the transport rings, ensures a comfortable carriage of the sword.
Persian Dagger, S.6 a. C.
Measurements: 23 cm
Weight: 330 g
With this Bokken wooden sword, you can practice your martial arts and swordsmanship skills.And because it's built from genuine wood, it's sure to make you feel like a real Samurai.
Meticulously handcrafted from STEAMED BEECHWOOD stout, it's sturdy and lightweight. Measures approx.Approximately.39 inches.The complete construction of this sword makes the design even more historic and accurate.
