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St. Patrick's Day Sale
Stock up these leprechaun-approved items from Museum Replicas. From costumes and accessories to tableware and décor items, there's no need to travel to Ireland to get the best deals. We've got everything you need, right here! Save 15% off, no coupon code needed! From now through midnight Sunday, March 17th, save on select items. Sale applies only on selected items.
Early Kilt
#100092
This Scottish Kilt is made of acrylic wool and exhibits sewed-on pleats. Perfect for both men and women.
$48.95
Scottish Lion Flag
#801446
This historical Royal Standard of Scotland flag is made of indoor/outdoor nylon. Double sided with grommets.Measures 3' X 5'.
$11.95
Sgian Dubh
#400910
This Sgian Dubh sports a 1055 high carbon steel blade. Black wooden handle carved on one side and smooth on the other, with embossed nickel silver fittings. Sheath included. Overall length 6-9/16 inches.
$39.95
Primitive Scottish Dirk
#402352
Evolving from the kidney dagger, this version of the Scottish dirk has an ornate steel pommel and hardwood grip. The 1055 high carbon steel blade arrives sharpened. Includes scabbard.
$94.95
Early Scottish Dirk
#400508
This replica of an early dirk features a 1055 high carbon steel blade. Hardwood handle carved with a chevron style pattern copied from an original of circa 1550. Scabbard included. Overall length 21 inches.
$114.95
Bonny Scottish Dirk
#400806
This dirk features a 1055 high carbon steel blade with a 5" false edge, and etchings of traditional Scottish foliage & thistle motifs on both sides, and a knurled pattern on the backside. Carved black wooden handle with nickel silver tacks. Leather-covered wooden sheath with metal throat and tip. Overall length 17-1/2 inches.
$119.95
Pewter Celtic Knot Bracelet
#200692
This bracelet, made of pewter, is antiqued. Slightly adjustable. Measures 1-1/4” wide and 6-1/4” around.
$13.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Damascus Dirk
Why in heck isnt this sold as a sharpened optional blade?
Reviewed by:
Ronald,
November 07, 2020
Review of: Damascus Sgian Dubh Raider Knife
This is my first edged weapon from MR, so I was very excited considering the quality that I was expecting. I misread the dimensions on this, so this turned out to be much larger than I thought it would be. No complaints on the size though.
1st, the dagger. It essentially looks as it does in the photo. Since this is handmade you know to expect minor differences and I'm not disappointed. It is amazingly light to hold and even though it appears to have been sharpened, the cutting edge is rather dull, not a big deal. Sharpening a knife is rather easy. It does have a razor sharp point and easily pierced many cardboard boxes I have. I haven't tried it on anything thicker yet as I don't want to risk damaging the tip. Based on how sturdy the knife feels, I have no doubt this would pierce clothing and flesh quite well if I was forced to use it for self-defense.
2nd, the sheath. Since this is my first experience with old-world craftsmanship when it comes to medieval styled weapons, I don't have much to compare it to. The knife sits loosely in the sheath and the strap is the only thing that will hold it in place if you decide to walk around with this on your belt. Otherwise I feel this would fall out very easily. The sheath's construction seems decent, but I'm unsure at this point how well I would rate the quality since I haven't had the time to use it on a day-to-day basis.
Overall as a combo I'm giving this five stars.
1st, the dagger. It essentially looks as it does in the photo. Since this is handmade you know to expect minor differences and I'm not disappointed. It is amazingly light to hold and even though it appears to have been sharpened, the cutting edge is rather dull, not a big deal. Sharpening a knife is rather easy. It does have a razor sharp point and easily pierced many cardboard boxes I have. I haven't tried it on anything thicker yet as I don't want to risk damaging the tip. Based on how sturdy the knife feels, I have no doubt this would pierce clothing and flesh quite well if I was forced to use it for self-defense.
2nd, the sheath. Since this is my first experience with old-world craftsmanship when it comes to medieval styled weapons, I don't have much to compare it to. The knife sits loosely in the sheath and the strap is the only thing that will hold it in place if you decide to walk around with this on your belt. Otherwise I feel this would fall out very easily. The sheath's construction seems decent, but I'm unsure at this point how well I would rate the quality since I haven't had the time to use it on a day-to-day basis.
Overall as a combo I'm giving this five stars.
Reviewed by:
Erik,
September 28, 2019
Review of: Celtic Weave Bracelet
I got this, and the matching neck torc, for my wife last Christmas. She loves them. Looks great with her Celtic, or Nordic, outfits and can be worn as modern jewelry as well. The simple, elegant design suits any era.
Reviewed by:
Erik,
January 25, 2019
Review of: Celtic Weave Bracelet
This is a good strudy bracelet with an intriguing design. A wonderful bargain and a beautiful gift for yourself or others. I highly recommend it.
Reviewed by:
Theresa,
November 17, 2018
Review of: Medieval Cotton Cross Over Hooded Cloak
Just got the grey cloak today! Holy cow, very good fabric! Looks like it should be in a movie. I really like the hood. Thinking of making a ranger outfit using this piece. Great work Museum Replicas!
Reviewed by:
David,
May 04, 2018
Review of: Green Man Leather Journal
very nice quality.good price.Makes a wonderful gift!
Reviewed by:
Pamela,
March 23, 2017
Review of: Damascus Sgian Dubh Raider Knife
The product is beautiful and is suitable as part of the medieval clothing.
Reviewed by:
Jorma,
August 27, 2016
Review of: Damascus Sgian Dubh Raider Knife
This is a well crafted dagger with a beautiful Damascus blade. It's made in Pakistan.
Reviewed by:
Guest,
November 07, 2014
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