This angled sword or dagger holder is is adjustable for different shafts or blade widths. It can also be used for axes and other short shafted weapons.
This adjustable leather holder allows you to fit any weapon of your choice. So be it your trusted axe, your mighty blade or your fierce mace, this frog will firmly hold it all for you!
Early Medieval Oakeshott Type XI sword with Brazil Nut pommel.
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.
This is a fully functional replica of the sword used by the Normans - from the 11th Century to the 13th century. From the Battle of Hastings, through the Crusades.
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.
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 14th - 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.
13th - 15th Century Falcion in high carbon EN45 steel
A generic sword baldric for swords and other hand weapons. It was a convenient way to carry them. Our baldrics are not based on any particular historical designs or period.
