During 2019 we purchsed a number of Lord of Battles weapons and stress-tested then in-house for both foot and mounted combat training. They withstood the tests well so we are rapidly building up our range and available stock of swords, daggers. axes, spear heads, archery components and direct impact weapons.
I have been using a couple of the swords since 2019 for HEMA and mounted combat without any problems or issues.
The swords, axes and most of our other weapons are made from EN45 High Carbon Steel tempered to a Rockwell harness of 52 . 55. EN45 is a silico-mangnese spring steel widely used in the manfacture of vehicle leaf srpings and knives. The majority of modern re-enactment swords and other weapons are made from this material and tempered to the same hardness.
We reserve the right to not sell any of our weapons if we feel that they run the risk of being misused.
A pair of sturdy leather gloves in black suede leather. These are large gloves with a lot of spare room so will fit most hands. Suitable for HEMA drills and light HEMA/re-enactment sparring.
This is is a fast, light, fully functional sword that first appeared around 1300. It was developed to defeat the rapid improvement in armour around that time so can be used for both cutting and thrusting. Suitable for both HEMA and most styles of medieval combat reenactment.
The Gladius was the main weapon of the Roman Legionary. Our "Pompeii" style Gladius was the most popular style of Gladius and was used throughout the Roman Empire for from its inception to its fall.
The iconic style of 11th - 13th century fully functional medieval sword made from high carbon steel with rounded tip and blunt edges and simple scabbard. Suitable for HEMA and most forms of medieval combat re-enactment.
Inspired from swords used during the late 14th through to the mid-16th centuries, this is a hand and a half length sword and is fully functional. It is ideal for HEMA study - recreating the longswords from Fiore, Talhoffer, etc. This is very popular sword with our customers!
This generic Viking sword is made from tempered high carbon steel and has brass fittings including a 5 lobate Viking style pommel.
Fully functional 13th - 15th Century Medieval Sword with scabbard and belt. Suitable for HEMA and most forms of medieval re-enactment combat. This type of sword was designed to find gaps in armour and thrust through them so the fine sharp point may need to be modified buy the purchaser depending on the rule set of his or her club or combat style.
Small hand axe suitable for camp craft, woode working and throwing.
A fast light weight battle axe for use in one hand. The head is hand forged.
Viking bearded war axe with hand forged head.
Classic Large Bearded Axe. Although more commonly associated with the Vikings, this style of axe is quite generic and was used from the Dark Ages through to the early medieval period.
Dane Axe head popular with elite Viking and Anglo-Saxon Warriors. You will need to provide your own shaft to fit this to.
"Hejde" style axe head popular with Viking Warriors. You will need to provide your own shaft to fit this to.
Early medieval mace with iron head. Suitable for Normans, Crusades and Europe uo to about 1300.
Small hand forged iron spearhead with sharp point and edges. Suitable for spear throwing from foot or horse using small throwing spears or javelins.
This is a generic spear head that is suitable for most re-enactmment periods. It has a rounded bulb on its tip to help spread impact and prevent penetration.
The warhammer was a specialist weapon designed to defeat plate armour that starte to come in use from the early 14th century. This particuar warhammer is from the mid/late 15th century.
European Medival Flail with Single Ball.
Lether Axe or Mace belt holder with single belt strap.
Leather axe frog with two belt straps and steel ring for medium sized axes and maces.
Handforged Iron Arrowhead with Diamond Tip (sets of 6 or 12).
Hand Forged Iron Broadhead Arrow Head (Sets of 6 or 12)
Hand Forged Iron Rope Cutter Arrow Head
Steel medieval bucker, 28.5 cm diameter, made from 14g (2mm steel).Suitable for all periods - 12th to 18th century.
Fluted medieval style bucker, 30 cm diameter, made from 16g (1.6 mm steel). The 8 flutes stengthen the buckler..This type of buckler would have been used from the 15th century to the 18th century.
This buckler is based on the illustrations in Talhoffer's 15th century "Fetchbuch" (Fight Book). This is a very specialised form of Buckler which would have most likely been used in judicial duels in the 15th century.
