Handmade Shields - Leather Covered Buckler Shield -

the badger

This dagger is a modified version of the Intrepid dagger. It has been reduced slightly in size to make it more "boot" friendly. It comes..

the hawk

Our Hawk knife is a predator pure and simple. D-2 tool steel, brass, black walnut, 1/4 inch thick construction, a fine edge and a deadly..

the wat tyler

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the roger bacon

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the margery kemp

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the christine de pisan

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the mark smeaton

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the frontier companion

Okay, so the grizzly bear is chewing on your leg. Do you lose your cool and scream like a sissy? Nope. You calmly look the..

the mountain man

Okay think of what the typical mountain man looks like. Strong, weathered, determined, grouchy, stinking like sweat and bear-grease, sporting a massive unruly beard, dressed..

the longhunter

This is our longhunter knife. It is modeled after numerous historical examples of the types of knives carried by early American settlers and frontiersmen. The..

the antler sax

This handy handmade knife is modeled after a variety of knives called sax or seax. The edge is along the straighter side of the hand..

s hook

Here they are folks. For historical reenactors and modern campers alike. "S" hooks! Dozens of uses, you can never seem to keep enough around. These..

belt buckle

This hand forged handmade belt buckle is made from 1040 mild steel. It is twisted and curled for extra panache. It is made to accept..

medieval leather knee boots

These knee-length boots will complement a wide range of medieval re-enactors outfits. Crafted by skilled cobblers, using the same techniques as..

gambeson with buckle closure

This style of gambeson has strap-and-buckle front closures and open armpits, providing mobility and ventilation without over-compromising protection. Crafted in heavy-duty ..

medieval eating pick

Historically, eating forks actually date back quite far, much farther than most people realize. However their use through much of history has been limited to..

fluted buckler shield

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

fluted buckler shield

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

plated buckler shield

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

plated buckler shield

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

plain buckler shield

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

plain buckler shield

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

leather covered buckler shield scalloped boss

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

leather covered buckler shield scalloped boss

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

leather covered buckler shield scalloped boss

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

leather covered buckler shield scalloped boss

Used from the 12th thru the 18th century, the buckler achieved a deserved reputation as both a defensive and offensive arm. ..

t face barbute

The T-face barbute was developed in Italy during the 15th century. These helmets were popular throughout Europe and offered an alternative..