This German Military sword has a tempered 1065 high carbon steel blade. Pommel and guard are steel. Grip is wood wrapped in wire. Overall 43-1/4 inches.

Our brightly colored Roman tunic copies the standard issue to the Roman legions from the days of the Republic to the end of the Empire (around 400 AD). Worn under armor or by itself, the simple lines of this tunic are classic and lend themselves to many combinations of clothing from later periods of history. This oversized cotton shirt extends to mid-thigh, giving it a distinctive look. Red only. Romans took the color from the Spartan's red cloaks as later did the English army. Spartans wore red so that their enemies would never see them bleed. Shown here with the Roman Belt with Hanging Leather Strips. Sizes S (36"-38"), M (40"-42"), L (44"-46"), XL (48"-50") and XXL (add $5.00).

These men's boots are cut from the best glove-tanned leathers and have an all-suede finish. Perfect for faires, frontier outfits.

This is an all steel war hammer, circa 1575, from Germany that was in use in the late 16th and early 17th century. The head has a strong, tough spike that balances off the wide faced hammerhead. The grip is wrapped with cord. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®. The original is in the Nurenberg Museum.

This lovely Morgan le Fay gown is a combination of black and scarlet red cotton velvet. The full sleeves are lined with a dark antique gold satin with an elbow button so they can be pinned up.