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This Renaissance gown is perfect for catching the eye of a tournament night or making a dazzling appearance at the next ball. Made of 100% cotton golden-colored brocade. It features lavish trims, ingeniously designed period shoulder rolls, and a lace-up back.

This helmet, worn by the elite mounted troops of the Slavic princedoms, is hand-made of 18-gauge steel. Features a rough-hammered dome and a highly ornate faceguard. Has a shoulder-length, steel aventail and a soft adjustable cloth liner.

This three-piece ensemble includes the tunic, collar, and pants. The tunic is made with dark red taffeta and black velvet with a harlequin pattern on the front, a solid black velvet back and lace-up sides. The matching sunray collar has 15 various sized points, each with a golden bell sewn on the end. The lined balloon style knee-breeches have an elastic rear waistband, pockets and stitched decorative ribbon bands along with golden roped garters. Complete the look with our Nobles Shirt and Tudor Flat Cap sold separately.

This sword is crafted of AISI 440 stainless steel blade with 24K gold etching. Features an ornate guards, leather wrapped grip and pommel with a 24K gold plated finish. Overall length of 47-1/4 inches.

This massive Seax is 21-1/2" long and has a high carbon steel blade engraved with a beautifully rendered Norwegian interlace. The cylindrical, solid brass guard has a Nordic motif and the handle is Sambar Stag crown. The leather sheath has brass trim adorned with filigree and 2 brass lashing rings. This knife is expertly assembled in the US in our own shop.

This Oakeshott Type X Medieval Sword has a long and wide fuller, long guard and wheel pommel for balance. Includes scabbard. Overall 39-1/2 inches. Comes factory sharp.

This blade of this sword is crafted of 420 stainless steel and the hilt features several symbols of the Masonic tradition. Grip decorated with silver-plated metal. Overall length of 46 inches.

The Tourney Series of blunt swords is the culmination of 20 years of experience producing swords and related pieces for re-enactment and stage use. This sword is great for one or two-handed battle and is a close recreation of the famous Oakeshott Type XVIIIa sword from "Records of the Medieval Sword".