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" American Civil War ERA hand-made cavalry sword. The 34.25 inch blade is crafted from thick high quality steel to replicate the saber and is 4mm thick. It hAS a factory edge and hAS been mirror polished down to perfection. The Seal of the United States hAS been engraved into the blade, along with t

Each sword offers a historical display from the ERA in which they were. Each piece possesses a finely constructed stainless steel blade with a strong but lightweight guard and pommel. The handle is leather wrapped for an authentic look and an excellent grip. OvERAll Length: 40.75 inches

"Elegantly hand crafted from a single piece of brASs and meASuring 3 inches, this ear scoop is a perfect replica of the tools actually used in the Viking ERA. Decorative designs highlight this useful tool which is great for authentic re-creation use. Size: 3 Inches Weight: 0.20 Oz"

" This Chain Mail Armor Long Shirt can be seen in different times and different ERA in history. This particular Armor is consisted of small metal rings linked together to for a protective barrier between you and your enemy. Also, this Chain Mail Armor is known AS the haubergeon which means that it f

" This Chain Mail Armor Long Shirt can be seen in different times and different ERA in history. This particular Armor is consisted of small metal rings linked together to for a protective barrier between you and your enemy. Also, this Chain Mail Armor is known AS the haubergeon which means that it f

"In the Medieval ERA toggles were used on shirts, fAStening cloaks, pants, and shoes.  You can also use these toggles to close pouches, bags, and leather diaries or books. This set of five toggles is made from all natural cow horn and hand polished.  OvERAll length is 2 inches."

"There's so much potential when it comes to this ClASsic European Medieval Blank Heater Shield. You can leave it AS-is, and carry it into battle with no problem, or use it AS an empty canvAS that lets you to make your own shield design! In the Medieval ERA heater shields were most often used by Kn

"Raids were a characteristic of the Scandinavian early medieval pirates called the Vikings.  The Distressed Raider Viking Horn is polished on the inside. It's worth noting that raids similar to those conducted by the Viings occurred in other parts of Europe during the Viking ERA. What made th

"The medieval ERA of clothing and accessories were once forgotten because of the ERAS drAStic fall off in history. Little did we know, medieval accessories would be re-emerging and look better than ever. When our Keen Charisma Pink Suede Leather Pouch rests between your fingertips, the ultimate bond

"During the medieval ERA, colors used in a persons wardrobe often depicted the social status of an individual. When suede wAS introduced, the texture and strength signified a sense of higher financial status of a person vs. another person because of how rare suede wAS at the time. The Sapphire Light

"This design lent itself to being relatively inexpensive and eASy to make during the Medieval ERA. It wAS relatively lightweight compared to other similar shields at the time such AS the kite shield, being eASy to move around during both mounted and on-foot combat, and had a fairly high amount of su

"AS a Californio nobleman living in Los Angeles during the ERA of Mexican rule, Zorro is a dAShing black-clad mASked outlaw who defends the commoners and indigenous peoples of the land against tyrannical officials and other villains. His favored weapon is a rapier, which he often uses to leave his d

"During the Elizabethan ERA, womens skirts expanded to enormous proportions. Consequently, small medieval girdle purses were eASily lost in the large amounts of fabric. Rather than wear girdle pouches outside on their belt, women began to wear their pouches under their skirts. Bags or purses would e

"The excavations in Valsgärde near Uppsala, Sweden have provided numerous treASures from pre-Viking and pre-Christian Sweden. Grave 8, dated to between 635-650 CE, revealed a ship burial of a Vendel ERA germanic warrior. Among this find were a set of splint-armours. The excavators found a total

"Sabres were commonly used by the British in the Napoleonic ERA for light cavalry and infantry officers, AS well AS others. The Briquet sabre wAS authorized by the British Government in 1803 for use by infantry officers during the wars against Napoleon.  The Briquet here is constructed with a c

"In medieval times everyone carried a knife.  Yes, everyone. It wAS expected when you went to a meal that you brought your own knife. The host wouldn't be expected to hand around knives to everyone to use since a knives were normally carried with you but what if you were invited to dinner by

"During the medieval ERA formal dining started to evolve and became a sign of social status. Even so items like plates, spoons, and knives were not furnished by the host, but were brought by guests whose servants would cut the meat and carved the food for each person. So having a knife wAS essential

"During the medieval ERA formal dining started to evolve and became a sign of social status. Even so items like plates, spoons, and knives were not furnished by the host, but were brought by guests whose servants would cut the meat and carved the food for each person. So having a knife wAS essential

"This unbelievable bokken is constructed from a solid piece of wood and stained with an elegant red finish.  To pop against the red we have added a spun gold design to accentuate the piece rather nicely if I say so myself.  A black nylon handle wrap is provided AS well AS an ABS guard and

"The Middle Ages wAS an extremely violent ERA in history featuring battles in both Europe and the Holy Land when the crusades, and the crusaders who fought them, were numerous. Medieval swords were the primary weapon of the knights.  A knight wAS expected to protect those less of lesser rank th

"In the Medieval ERA dice games like Raffle and PASsage were popular ways to pASs the time. You would see men gambling away in the taverns and at court. The rub wAS that Lady Luck did not distinguish between the rich or poor.  Besides if you are headed to the tavern after a hard days work for a

"The Belt wAS a necessary part of middle ages ERA clothing. There were not many situations when man in these times could be seen without belt. This belt is made from quality leather and hAS been dyed black; all hand stitched with a steel ring to knot your belt.  This style wAS commonly known AS

"Carry on valiantly through any vigorous weather when you tote this unique hand-carved drinking horn. Vegvisir is an Icelandic symbol meaning That Which Shows the Way. It is found in the 19th-century Huld Manuscript, and it proclaims that if this sign is carried, one will never lose ones way through

"Even of the poorest of the poor had some form of an axe back in the Viking ERA. Vikings preferred the axe because not only wAS it an efficient tool for house work, it also doubled AS a deadly weapon. From farming axes to throwing axes; they were all considered a necessity. This axe is made to repli

"Though axes usually served multiple purposes back in the Viking ERA, open bladed (meaning the center is cut out) axes were specifically used in battle. The blade is open to reduce the weight, just AS a fuller reduces the weight of a sword blade. The blade is given a rough blackened finish to make i

"There's so much potential when it comes to this ClASsic European Medieval Blank Heater Shield. You can leave it AS-is, and carry it into battle with no problem, or use it AS an empty canvAS that lets you to make your own shield design! In the Medieval ERA heater shields were most often used by Kn

"Down deep in the mountain through bands of sedimentation echoing each ERAS color and even further. Through the red-hot stone down to liquid lava coursing around and through the interior of the Earth devolving into an empty chamber of hollow cries. Horned people line the pits of fire looking up. Fri

"Though they are more known for their expertise on the battle field, Vikings had a very rich culture and were experts at jewelry making. Bracelets in the shape of arm rings were very popular during the Viking ERA. Designs for these bracelets ranged from simple to extremely intricate, featuring gorge

"The hewing spearhead wAS made to have a longer reach. More blade means more function, after all. The Long Arm Hewing Spearhead is a recreation of the spearheads used by Vikings during the medieval ERA; around the 1400s. They were primarily used due to their simple yet effective design that made the