Windlass Steelcrafts

This oversized Viking drinking horn is almost 2' long! Comes with a leather holster, iron stand to keep it upright while drinking or on display and a forged iron bottle opener.

This double-edged dagger is lively in the hand and wickedly fast. The contoured grip is stained hardwood. Includes a leather sheath with hand-applied, antiqued steel reinforcing accents.

This beautiful sword was a very popular design during the 1400s due to its ease of punching through the armor of the day. The whole style of this simple piece is quite lovely and puts emphasis on the deadly nature of it. Made from 1065 high carbon steel by the smiths at Windlass.

This light mail, about 60% lighter than steel, utilizes aluminum rings which have been riveted for durability and good protection. Even if you wear it all day long you'll hardly notice the weight. In addition, it has been given an attractive dark grey finish for a battle-worn look.

This light mail, about 60% lighter than steel, utilizes aluminum rings which have been riveted for durability and good protection. Even if you wear it all day long you'll hardly notice the weight. In addition, it has been given an attractive dark grey finish for a battle-worn look.

This small, accurate reproduction of a Roman stove is perfect for your next event or camping experience. Made of durable hand-forged blackened steel, this handy hearth has two dedicated potholders at the front. Four grill bars at the back easily slide into various positions for maximum versatility.

The classic vintage design has been brought back in all-metal construction. The interior is red enamel with soft, red flocking for the bottle to rest upon. Perfect for your knight cap!

Small companion shields like this were used throughout Europe during the late Medieval and Renaissance periods. Our hand forged steel swordsman buckler has a 5” central boss along with six raised supports in a sunray pattern. The face has been given a decorative acid bath.