14th C. Two Handed Sword
16th C. Italian Rapier
Two Handed Norman Sword
Archer's Sword
Medieval Knight Bastard Sword
Henry V Sword
15th C. Mercenary Sword
The Black Prince
Dark Age Sword
11th C. Viking Sword
The Medieval Knight
11th C. Norman Sword
11th C. Viking Sword
The Guardian Sword
Two Handed War Sword
12th. C. Medieval Sword
The Anduril (NEW)
The Ranger
(NEW)
The Flames of the Angel
17th C. Saber
15th C. Gothic Medieval Sword
The Nomad :: Fantasy Sword
Battle of Crecy War Sword
The Sage:: Fantasy Sword
The 100 Year War Sword
The Carpathean
Roman Legionnaire Sword
Early Migration Sword
The Black Knight Sword
Roman Spartha
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1708
17th C. Armor
~During the 17th C.
century, muskets were becoming more common on
the battlefield.Soldiers needed to be more mobile,
causing the change from full suits of armor to
the use of simply a breastplate and helmet.
Musketeers
did not wear any body armor and thus were very
vulnerable to cavalry charge, especially
during reloading.Trained pike men were deployed to
protect the musketeers, originally
outnumbering them two to one.Over the course of the 1600s their use
declined to one pike man for every five or six
musketeers and becoming the only infantry to
still use armor.Due to the decrease in use, armor
construction began to shift from functional to
ornamental. Only officers and the elite could
afford to wear decorated armor, and the richer
you were, the more elaborate the designs.
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the Armor
Price: $450
1713
Norman Helmet (new)
The Norman helmet (also
known as the 'nasal helmet' or the 'casque Normand') was commonly used from the 6th
to the 12th century.It is one of the most recognizable
helmets of the medieval period. The helmet’s
aesthetic origins or influence stems from a
mixture of Celtic, Norse and Anglo-Saxon
heritage. The Norman Helmet is made of 14 g
steel, forged with the traditional sectional
reinforcement plates and nasal guard. The
Norman helmet comes with an adjustable leather
liner and chin strap.
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more pictures of this helm
Price: $275
1715
Sallet (new)
Description
Pending
Review
Price: $275
1716
T-Face (new)
Description
Pending
Review
Price: $250
1705
Gothic Fantasy Gauntlets
Inspired from the Nazgul gauntlets in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, we have created one of the most complex and detailed gauntlets. Each gauntlet has 158 rivets with 58 moveable parts, permitting exceptional articulation. The gauntlets are made of 16 g steel (Leather gloves are included). The adjustable leather straps allows a perfect fitting.
Price: 400$ /pair
1706
Medieval Gauntlets German, 15th C.
Originals on display at the National Germanic Museum, Nuremberg
These Medieval gauntlets are fully articulated and simply the best gauntlets we have ever offered. These gothic gauntlets are fully articulated and strapped with a pair of high grade black suede gloves. Each gauntlet
has 153 rivets and 46 independent and articulated parts, offering exceptional mobility. Each finger has a 8 point articulation axis.
Price:
350$ /pair
1712
- Gothic Gorget German, 15th C.
Tower of London, England (Wallace
Collection).
14 gauge steel.
Description
pending review
Price
: 145$
1717
- Gothic Gorget German, 15th C.
Tower of London, England (Wallace
Collection).
14 gauge steel.
Description
pending review
Price
: 145$
1710
Gothic Gorget German, 15th C.
Tower of London, England (Wallace
Collection).
16 gauge steel. It is based on the
model made in Landshut by Matthes
Deutsch, C 1480. A photograph can
be found in David Edge's book "Arms
and Armor of the Medieval Knight"
(page 127). The gorget comes with a backplate. the bevor can be lowered on three different levels.
Price 125$
1711
Gorget French, 13th C.
Louvre, Paris France, (formerly in
the Wallace Collection).
made of
16 gauge steel with a segmented
neck, polished brass rivets and
decorative trimming. The original can be
seen in "A record of European Armours
and Arms through Seven Centuries" by Sir
Guy Francis Laking, Vol VI page 431. The gorget
is made with a backplate and adjustable
straps.
15th. C. 2-Handed Gothic Swords
15th. C. 2-Handed Gothic Sword
13th. C. English Medieval Sword
14th. C. English 2-Handed Sword
15th. C. English Agincourt Sword
5th. C. Visigoth Medieval Swords
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1721