291 results for 'Civil War Reenactments'

Tongs serve two purposes at the campsite: removing hot pots or kettles from the cooking fire and for the safe handling of firewood. Heavy-duty and over a foot and a half long, these wrought iron...

Here’s a Civil War era Bowie that was not welcome in any Confederate’s home, as the offensive inscription on the blade was intended for them! This “vile knife”, as the...

This Tortuga shirt is a generous yet dashing shirt with 6 lace-up ties in the front and 2 lace-up ties at the wrists.  This shirt is available in black, white or red.  Choose from S/M or...

This impressive knife is copied from a unique early American Bowie featured on page 56 of The Antique Bowie Knife Book. Printed in 1990, it was one of the first books to showcase a large collection...

Abraham Lincoln not only led the nation through the American civil war but received a patent for inventing an adjustable air chamber for steamboats. He was the 16th President of the United States,...

This long, slim patch knife or skinner is perfect for small game. The style is suitable for reenactments and useful in the field.Features a stainless steel full profile tang blade. The polished...

Sold out! This is a rare and real gem to have come across. From a private collection, we can only guess as to its true age, but all clues from this highly modified knife indicate probable French...

This half moon tomahawk as a beauty from the early days of America. Ceremonial as well as functional, it could easily have found it’s way onto any explorers belt. Solid head is made from high...

Sold out!You can’t go wrong with a good skinner and we’ve seen a lot. Here’s our version, tested in the field and ready for your next hunt. 1085 hand forged, high carbon steel for years of dependable...

From time-to-time we find some truly wonderful period bows made here in the USA. Each bow is hand-made and may exhibit slight variance in look. This English Longbow is made with tough, springy...

Fully seasoned and hand crafted in steamed beechwood, with a contrasting wood guard and pommel, these are strong enough to meet the needs of today's swordsman or woman. Each can take the abuse of...

This bayonet was introduced in 1842 because of soldiers’ complaints that the previously issued standard Hanovarian catch bayonet was shaking loose under fire -vibration caused the bayonet's...