15th. C. 2-Handed Gothic Sword
15th. C. 2-Handed Gothic "S" Sword
13th. C. English Medieval War Sword
14th. C. English 2-Handed Sword
15th. C. English Agincourt Sword
5th. C. Visigoth Early Medieval Sword
The swords and armors on this page
are imported, unassembled, from India, and Tempered in
our shop (in Canada). We then assemble the swords and carefully inspects all
imported swords and armors prior to shipping. Once
completed, they are polished and assembled, insuring
proper quality control. The swords and axes are made of
EN-45. The swords, daggers, and battle axes listed in
this page are combat ready.
If you have any questions, please
do not hesitate to contact us.
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3300
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Medieval
Axe Through the course of
human history, commonplace
objects have been pressed into
service as weapons. Axes, by
virtue of their ubiquity, are
no exception.
Battle axes were common in
Europe during the migration
period, the subsequent Viking
Age and during the Norman
invasion of England. The
Battle Axe, as a weapon,
continued to be used
throughout the Middle Ages,
especially among foot
soldiers. By the 16th century
however, the used of the
battle axe phased out as
military tactics began the use
of gunpowder.
This battle axe, although
not completely historically
accurate, is nevertheless
inspired by historical models.
The head, inspired by both
viking and executioner axes,
boasts a deep looping "beard"
along with the sign of the
crusaders. The shaft is 18
inches total while the head of
the axe is 9 inches wide x 11
inches long.
Price
79$
3301
Rondel Dagger
Rondel daggers were widely
used throughout Europe
during the latter part of
the medieval period (14th
- 15th centuries). Rondel
Daggers were used by a
variety of people, from
merchants to Knights. It
was worn at the waist, and
used as a utility tool, or
as a side arms during
battle or jousting
tournament.
Total length: 16"
Blade length : 10 3/4"
Price
49$
3302
- War Hammer
War hammers were developed
as a consequence of the plate
armour of the fourteenth and
fifteenth centuries. Armors,
being so elaborate and made of
thick steel, proved excellent
defence against swords, which
tended to ricochet off the
armors' non flat surfaces.
Swords, or the blade of a
battleaxe, were likely only to
give a glancing blow, losing
much of the impact, especially
on the high curvature of the
helmet. As a consequence, the
War hammer was created to
puncture armors and cause
considerable damage and kill
openents, event heavily
armored oponents.
War hammers, especially
when mounted on a pole, could
damage without penetrating the
armour. In particular, they
transmitted the impact through
even the thickest helmet and
caused concussions. A blade or
spike tended to be used
against other parts of the
body where the armour was
thinner, and penetration was
easier, than through the
helmet. The spike end could be
used for grappling the
target's armour, reins or
shield.
Total
length: 15"
Head:
6" wide
Price
: 65$
3306
-Melanese
Helmet
14 g steel
New item
Description pending
Review
Price: $160
3307-
Melanese
Helmet
14 g steel
New item
Description pending
Review
150$
1720 - Roman Buckler 69$ (16" x 14")
The buckler is made of 14 g steel, legal for
SCA and other reenactment combat. The backside
of the Buckler has a solid grip and is lined
with padded leather for extra comfort during
combat use.
1721 - Medieval Buckler 69$ (12" x 12")
The buckler is made of 14 g steel, legal for
SCA and other reenactment combat. The backside
of the Buckler has a solid grip and is lined
with padded leather for extra comfort during
combat use.
15th. C. 2-Handed Gothic Sword 15th. C. 2-Handed Gothic "S" Sword 13th. C. English Medieval War Sword 14th. C. English 2-Handed Sword 15th. C. English Agincourt Sword 5th. C. Visigoth Early Medieval Sword
