No legend of Greek mythology has endured the annals of time like the heroic tales of Jason and his Argonauts and their quest for the Golden Fleece. Many of the perils and rewards, which Jason encountered on his fantastic journey have been captured on this unique sword.

The legendary Golden Fleece, the multi-headed Hydra, the trident of Triton Lord of the Deep and Jasons mighty shield adorn both the antique brass plated cast metal guard and pommel.

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Argonaut Sword

Suede Open Coat is a style coat worn in the mid 17th century. It is almost knee-length and can be worn either open or belted (belt not provided). It’s designed to be roomy, so that the sword arm is not impeded. Suede Open Coat is exactly the coat for either the aristocrat lounging about on his estates, or for the 17th century adventurer.

Suede Open Coat is available in sizes S/M (52″ chest) or L/XL (57″ chest). Dry clean only. Available in two color combinations- brown or black suede with gold trim. Slashed sleeves are also trimmed with gold and gold buttons.

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Suede Open Coat

Castle Time

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Castle Time

Mini Roman Imperial Helmet

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Mini Roman Imperial Helmet

German Gown inset is worn over a chemise. The reversible to black inset provides a lift for your bosom and holds in your tummy. In medieval times, the inset might have been a complete dress extending to the floor. The inset is reversible and machine washable.

The German gown inset is available in Hunter Green, Flame Red.

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German Gown Inset

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Shield of Charles V

Castle Guard Knight Lamp

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Castle Guard Knight Lamp

Celtic Plate

The Celtic Plate is highly polished traditional 17th Century style 11″ pewter dinner plate, with the added detailed motif of Celtic Engraving. The Celtic Plate is hand made in England from fine English BS. 179828 quality pewter.

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Celtic Plate

Narnia - Peter’s Sword

Narnia - Peter’s Sword is designed to be an exact replica of the original prop supplied by Weta Workshop Ltd., from The Chronicles of Narnia. The blade of Peter’s sword is constructed of durable hand-forged steel and sturdy full tang and features elegant acid-etched lettering details. The leather grip includes gold-plated, cast-metal details including an exquisite brass lion head. A nickel-chromed steel hand guard completes this authentic work of art.

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Narnia - Peter’s Sword

Wakazashi 21.125 in. Blade

The Wakazashi blade is made from AUS 1050 spring tempered steel. The handle, 6.5 inches long, is covered in ray skin and wrapped in the traditional “cross-over” style with black braid cord. The blade collar is hand-made out of polished brass. Wakazashi comes complete with black lacquered wood scabbard. The overall length of Wakazashi is 27.625 inches with a 21.125 inch blade.

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Wakazashi 21.125 in. Blade

Our Steel Gauntlets with embossed finish are made for display and decoration and cannot be worn.

These gauntlets from Armaduras Medievales are nevertheless historically accurate in their design and decoration and provide some insight into the capabilities of the medieval armorers.

Gauntlets were armored gloves used in medieval Europe. Gauntlets usually had a stiff cuff attached to plates which overlapped each other from the knuckles back to the wrist. The knuckles were protected by a raised or embossed plate which attached to the small finger plates. The finger plates numbered four on the pinkie to six on the middle finger (this varied with hand size). The thumb had similar protection but was only connected to the cuff by a leaf plate to allow the digit freedom of movement. The metal portion of the gauntlet was attached to a leather glove inside it. Obviously, gauntlets varied in materials and embellishment depending on whether they were war, jousting, or ceremonial types. On an interesting note, the phrase “throw down the gauntlet” derives from medieval Europe. One knight could challenge another by throwing his gloves (gauntlets) on the ground before the other knight. If the other knight picked up the gauntlets, he accepted the challenge and the two fought.

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Steel Gauntlet -Embossed Finish

The Celtic Bird Scarf is made of 100% rayon (first quality), measuring 14″ x 70″. The birds are twisted upon themselves, with tails, ears and body parts weaving in and out other parts, much like regular knotwork interlace. The scarf is available in royal purple only.

The Celtic Bird Knot represents freedom from physical earthbound restrictions. The bird was considered to seer, who comprehends all; bird was a symbol of reverence. In mythology, the bird is said to be a messenger from this world to the next. Birds play a prominent role in Celtic myth and legend. As symbols of freedom and transcendence, they represent the human soul in flight, liberated from earthly ties, able to soar in spiritual communication with the heavens. Returning to earth, they bring messages of prophecy and guidance, aiding mortals on their spiritual and earthly journeys. Birds are usually used to represent prophetic knowledge, bloodshed, and skill.

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Celtic Bird Scarf – Narrow

The Celtic flask is a quality, polished pewter 6oz flask with a brass insert in a Celtic knot design. The Celtic flask is produced to a very high standard by Alchemy of England. Celtic flask is 3 1/4″ wide, 5 1/3″ tall, and 7/8″ thick, made of fine English pewter.

The “Celtic knot” remains a major feature of Celtic art. The Celtic knot has no beginning and no end, but turns in upon itself forever. Unlike other people of that period, who concentrated on figures of people and animals, the Celts developed designs that focused on abstract shapes and symbols.

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Celtic Flask

Leather Viking Helm is modeled after a piece excavated from 10th century ruins in Norway. The “spectacle” type face guard is historically more accurate than the wings or horns typically depicted as the “Viking” look. They’re lighter and more comfortable than steel, while still providing an authentic look and modest protection.

The Leather Viking Helm is made of very thick harness grade leather. The Viking Helm includes an adjustable liner. Leather helms are perfect for reenactors, LARP and even faire goers.

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Leather Viking Helm

The Double Stra Belt straps can be independently moved along scabbard for you to angle sword to suit you best.

Chicago screws allow loops to adjust to fit sword rapier blades.

Double Strap Belt

The mysterious sorcerer… vividly alive in this exquisitely detailed and colorful sculpture. Myth, legend, magic and lore brilliantly created for all to adore! Cast in resin and hand detailed in rich vibrant colors, this work of art is a true masterpiece and “Simply Magic!”

The wizard is 8 ½ in tall.

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The Wizard - Figurine

The Royal Muscled Cuirass is made of steel with a black finish and contains the symbols of a lion head in brass along with two sea serpents on either side as emblems of royalty and power. A black leather sectioned skirt is attached around the base of the Cuirass done also with brass cap points and lion’s heads. A pin closure secures the armor on and overall there are six pin closures for a secure fit and done in brass.

Authentic detailing is done for the chest, peck and belly button. The Royal Muscled Cuirass weighs approximately 8-10 lbs. Fits up to 48″ chest. Not adjustable. The Cuirass measures 17 1/2″ long in back, 20 1/2″ in front.

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Royal Muscled Cuirass and Belt

The romance associated with this period, and especially the way women dressed, is limitless.

We honor that passion with our tribute to “The Lady”. Accented with lace and gold piping. Trim design may vary. Dry clean only.
Specify green or wine. S/M or L/XL. 57″ long.

Lady’s Outer Dress

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Lady’s Outer Dress

Bloomers with Drawstring waist band. Available in white only.

Drawstring waist band, 65/35 Poly/Cotton blend, elastic ruffled cuffs.

Size Chart:
Man Shirts:
S(36″-38″), M(40″-42″), L(44″-46″), XL(46″-52″)

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Bloomers