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Royal Armouries Sword #IX.915. An imposingly large hand-and-a-half sword or longsword, probably of the late-14th century. The precise origin of this European sword is unknown, but from the markings...
Adorn your writing desk with these four highly detailed Templar knight ballpoint pens, or keep one and share the rest with your chivalrous friends and m’lady. These four unique knights are cast in...
This magnificent full-length black cloak is fitting for a Viking king. Made of 100% polyester faux fur, it sports viscose lace-up shoulders, a fur-trimmed hood and hidden side arm slits, which allow...
Circa 1300 The remains of a mace of this type were found in the River Thames, but they were in use all across Europe. Little finesse was needed for this brutal ma
This one-handed Medieval practice sword is the perfect companion for medieval combat training in a completely safe manner. A wooden sword, or waster, allowed a warrior to practice full combat safely...
Here's a gorgeous set of "belt tools" inspired by Norse mythology, attractively stored in an "Asgard Creations" gift/display box. The axe:
The main driving force behind the Order of the Knights Templar was faith. Faith in God, faith in their mission, and faith in each other. This dagger is a testament to these valiant knights. The...
Winter is coming, so what better way to look stylish than with this stunning over cape. Made of rough hewn polyester, this cloak has a triple shoulder fall with wide lace decorating the edges. Faux...
The fantastic items we find in our warehouse This section is dedicated to all items we find in our warehouse while shifting inventory around, cleaning, or doing inventory.
What stories do ancient swords hold, and how do they connect us to the warriors who wielded them? At the Royal Armouries, three swords capture medieval warfare's power, skill, and art.
