Renaissance Swords and Collectibles

Would you like to protect the knives, swords and other edged weapons in your collection from moisture and finger marks? Then try this micro-.... read more

From the early B.C. to well past the Renaissance, warriors figured out that a double wrap belt was a more comfortable way to carry a sword..... read more

This sharp looking shirt was a favorite from the Renaissance through the mid-18th century. The fashionable, loose fitting design made for ea.... read more

It was always possible to drive the point of a weapon through the rings of a mail shirt or shear it with a good cut. This often drove the da.... read more

From the woods the hunter returns with his game. This will be a great treat for the celebration in the village. He strikes a very handsome c.... read more

The most difficult part of completing a costume is the footwear. For just about all periods. They are well-made boots that are cut from the .... read more

To protect the back of the hand, we have added chainmail on our black leather gauntlets and also placed slightly cupped steel lames all arou.... read more

The relatively young field of historical swordsmanship relies on research into the great historical fencing masters and the many fencing tre.... read more

The rapier scabbard fits through leather loops in the carrier at the best angle for quick access. Two-piece design means that no matter who .... read more

Although the rapier is strongly associated with the Renaissance, it was generally considered a civilian weapon. An effective cutting sword w.... read more