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The Nordic warrior held his weapon in great reverence and often lavished them with elaborate decorations. Our example displays a Viking dragon knot work motif. This is the perfect size for one...

This Kukri Machete combines the efficient cutting power of the Gurkha Kukri with the heft of a machete. Sturdy Cordura sheath included. Overall 18 inches.  

Circa 5th Century BC The Greek Hoplite was a tough, effective citizen-soldier and was ferocious in defense of his home city. A leaf shaped blade such as the one on this sword, circa the 5th century...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Sold out! This Frontier Table Knife makes an attractive, rustic addition to your reenactment. Perfect around the campfire, cabin table or kitchen,...

 

Circa 900 The Battle of Stiklestad was the final battle of St. Olaf. This was old school warfare, with two hosts meeting face-to-face and sword-to-sword. It was a brutal, bloody and deadly fight,...

Warehouse Find! A small quantity of these sword stands was accidentally sent to us and never claimed by the mysterious, original manufacturer (they evidently decided to be reimbursed by the...

Based on the classic dagger design, this beautifully balanced knife was the preferred commando weapon in World War II for both the U.S. and British Commonwealth Forces. Windlass Steelcrafts'...

Despite the waning effectiveness of plate armor against the increasing proficiency of firearms, the French cavalry in Napoleon’s army still wore cuirasses, with mixed success. They were mildly useful...

  This Scottish Dirk version is a mo