This is a light and airy addition to your faire wardrobe! The attached skirt features alternating panels in dark green, medium green and off white for festive affairs. The gathered neckline is...
These pewter beard beads are essential regalia for the well-appointed mute and pagan mourner. The set of three Medieval-style rings includes a Janus Skull, an Alchemist's Skull, and a Coffin...
Battlecry has added every swashbuckler's and pirate's favorite sword to its line - the Cutlass. Cutlesses were prized for their compact length, which was more suitable for the tight confines
Circa 1550 This style of dirk is a direct descendant of the medieval ballock dagger. The grip form began to change, probably sometime in the late 16th century, but soon developed a form that was...
Vikings were renowned for their axe throwing. This piece, manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts, is beautifully balanced for throwing and has an engraved knotwork dragon cut into the darkened solid...
Though Vikings lived in Northern Europe, they still experienced months of pleasant climate, too. Nice days and chilly evenings. This heavy weave cotton tunic was good for both. Great for reenacting...
Yes, dragons do have feelings; you can see them in the eyes of this delightful mother and baby garden sculpture. Imagine the "aaw"s you'll elicit from guests that roam your flower garden. Cold cast...
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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.
