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.

This new version of the Argo Sword features a mirror-polished, 420 stainless steel blade deep-etched with intricately detailed designs, includes a solid wood wall plaque silkscreened with the image of a stylized rams head and a certificate of authenticity.

OVERALL LENGTH: 28-1/4″
BLADE LENGTH: 18-3/4″
BLADE THICKNESS: 3/16″
BLADE MATERIAL: Mirror polished, 420 stainless steel, false-edged.
HANDLE MATERIAL: Cast metal guard and pommel with an antique brass plated finish, solid wood grip, cast metal collar with an antique silver plated finish.
PLAQUE: 10″ x 10″ x 3/4″ wood, includes mounting hardware, instructions.

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.

At the beginning of the 17th century, men still wore the garments of the later Middle Ages: doublet, breeches and hose, and a cape. The Cavalier look then became the mode with broad topped boots, slashed doublets, and wide brimmed hats. Men’s jackets became longer and were trimmed with lace at the sleeves. Little change occurred in women’s clothes of the 17th century.

Suede Open Coat

Castle Time

Your 4 inch Castle Clock Tower keeps the time with a battery-powered timepiece surrounded in pewter accented with genuine Austrian Crystals. 4″H.

Your 4 inch Castle Clock Tower keeps the time with a battery-powered timepiece surrounded in pewter

Mini Roman Imperial Helmet

Mini Roman Imperial Helmet. This stunning helmet is hand-forged of steel and brass. Exact replica of the life-size version and fully functional (if you’re that small).

The mini helmets are scaled perfectly at 5″ tall and 6″ across (at neck line) to be an impressive, accurate addition to any collection. Mini Roman Imperial Helmet includes handsome display base.

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.

The outer gown is worn over the inset and chemise. It laces up the front “V,” where the inset shows through. The forearms lace up to elbow for a snug fit and the upper parts of the sleeves have small elastic pieces for a comfortable fit. These pieces may be shortened with a safety pin or a quick stitch should your arms increase or decrease in size. This gown is worn with a classic chemise designed to pouf through the slashes.

German Gown Inset

General Size Chart:

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

Coats/Vests:
S/M (52″ chest), L/XL (57″chest)
S(42″ chest), M(46″ chest), L(50″ chest), XL(54″ chest)
S(36-38), M(40-42), L(44-46), XL(48-50)

Ladies Dresses:
S/M (32″-38″), L/XL (40″-48″)
S(6-8), M(10-12), L(14-16), XL(18-20)

Swordswomen Shirts:
S(8-10), M(14-18)

Blouses:
S/M (32″-36″ bust), L/XL (38″-42″ bust)
S/M(6-12), L/XL(14-20)

Castle Guard Knight Lamp

Castle Guard Knight Lamp is a handsome knight that will help light your way. The knight is cast in polyresin and hand painted with amazing detail.

Castle Guard Knight Lamp stands 30″ tall and is crafted and painted to look like the original vintage. Exquisite realism and quality.

The term “knight” originates from the Anglo-Saxon name for a boy: “cniht”. Most early knights were not much more than hired “boys” who performed military service and took oaths of loyalty to any well-to-do nobleman or warlord offering the most promise of money or war booty.

Overall Height: 30″

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.

Celtic art appeared as an identifiable tradition in about 600 BC and flourished until the mid-1st century AD, when the expansion of the Roman Empire and the Roman conquest of the Celts of Britain, Gaul, and Germany largely extinguished Celtic culture. Celtic art is ornamental, avoiding straight lines and only occasionally using symmetry. Celtic art often involves complex symbolism. It includes a variety of styles and often includes slightly modified elements from other cultures.

There are three traditions of Celtic art, the first being the continental Iron age, which draws on native, classical and oriental sources; the second is the Iron Age art in Britain and Ireland which draws on the continental tradition while adding distinctive regional styles; and the third is the Celtic renaissance of the early Middle Ages in Ireland that borrows heavily from Roman motifs. This third tradition formed the basis for the relatively recent Celtic Revival art.

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.

Peter’s sword plays an integral part in the battle against the evil White Witch and the return of his errant brother Edmund, uniting the Pevensie family and liberating the Kingdom of Narnia forever.

THE PROP STORY

When Mrs. Pevensie sends her children to the country, she gives her oldest child a great responsibility: “Look after your brother and sisters.” Upright and honest, Peter takes his mission seriously, but doesn’t always know how best to accomplish it. His attempts to rein his brother lead directly to Edmund’s betrayal. Once Edmund has gone missing, it’s Peter’s sworn duty to get him back. As if that weren’t enough, Peter faces a growing and even greater responsibility: the saving of Narnia. As the future High King, it is up to Peter to lead Aslan’s army in battle against the White Witch. Will a fifteen-year old boy who can barely look after his own family stand up to an entire evil army?

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.

Wakazashi is a Japanese sword, similar to, but shorter than Katana. The wakazashi was usually worn together with katana by samurai or swordsmen back in feudal Japan. When worn together, the pair of swords was called daisho, which literally translates to “large and small.” The katana was often times called the sword or the long sword and the wakazashi was the companion sword. Wakazashi were made with different shapes and sizes, usually thinner that katana. Wakazashi as generally used when the Katana wasn’t available.

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.

KEY FEATURES:

Steel construction
Full size
Great decorator item

MEASUREMENTS:

Product Length: 14 1/2″
Product Width: 6 3/8″
Product Thickness: 6″

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.

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.

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.

The name Viking is a loan form the native Scandinavian term for the Norse seafaring warriors who raided the coasts of Scandinavia, the British Isles and other parts of Europe from the late 8th century to the 11th century, the period of European history referred to as the Viking Age. The word was introduced to the English language with romantic suggestions in the 18th century. The earliest date given for a Viking invasion is 787 when a group of men from Norway sailed to Portland, in Dorset. They were mistaken as merchants by a royal official and they murdered him, when he tried to get them to accompany him to the king’s manor to pay a trading tax on their goods.

25 3/4″ inner circumference

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.

A wizard (from ‘wise’) is a practitioner of magic, especially in folklore, fantasy fiction and fantasy role-playing games. In popular use in 16th century England, it was used to denote a helpful male folk magician, a cunning man as they were usually called, and the male equivalent of a witch. The traditional role of the wizard is portrayed as prophet, visionary and master of nature’s elements. The wizard is the genius who works with nature to transform himself and others. Wizards are also seen as keepers of secret knowledge and seekers of arcane knowledge and truth, who share that knowledge with their responsible apprentices in order to pass on that precious knowledge they have acquired. They are feared for their power that comes from that knowledge, and revered for their ability with things that others cannot readily understand. They keep alive their ‘knowledge trust’ for future generations to benefit the community they serve…and they are truly guardians of human ingenuity, and protectors of practical wisdom.

The Wizard

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.

Cuirass is body armor that protects the torso of the wearer above the waist or hips. Originally it was a thick leather garment covering the body from neck to waist, consisting of a breastplate and a backpiece fastened together with straps and buckles and a gorget, a collar protecting the throat. In Homeric and Hellenistic times, it was made of bronze. Cuirasses of leather as well as iron were worn by officers in the armies of the Roman Empire. Later made of steel, the cuirass was forerunner to the body armor worn to deflect bullets.

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

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

Coats/Vests:
S/M (52″ chest), L/XL (57″chest)
S(42″ chest), M(46″ chest), L(50″ chest), XL(54″ chest)
S(36-38), M(40-42), L(44-46), XL(48-50)

Ladies Dresses:
S/M (32″-38″), L/XL (40″-48″)
S(6-8), M(10-12), L(14-16), XL(18-20)

Swordswomen Shirts:
S(8-10), M(14-18)

Blouses:
S/M (32″-36″ bust), L/XL (38″-42″ bust)
S/M(6-12), L/XL(14-20)

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″)

Coats/Vests:
S/M (52″ chest), L/XL (57″chest)
S(42″ chest), M(46″ chest), L(50″ chest), XL(54″ chest)
S(36-38), M(40-42), L(44-46), XL(48-50)

Ladies Dresses:
S/M (32″-38″), L/XL (40″-48″)
S(6-8), M(10-12), L(14-16), XL(18-20)

Swordswomen Shirts:
S(8-10), M(14-18)

Blouses:
S/M (32″-36″ bust), L/XL (38″-42″ bust)
S/M(6-12), L/XL(14-20)

Bloomers