16th 17th century rapier with scabbard

16th 17th century rapier with scabbardThe rapier is a replica of originals from the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. During this period the rapier was employed in place of the sword throughout Europe. The rapier originated in Spain in the fifteenth century as a weapon for self defence and duels. In the following century it was adopted for use in warfare. It was primarily a weapon for the elite, distinguished by its beautiful, streamlined forms. Crafted from carbon steel, the

The hand-forged cutlery set is based on early medieval and medieval originals

The length of this Marksman is 70" (178 cm) and it is crafted from rattan palm wood

each book is entirely handmade

The bayonet has a typically British design: it fits over the barrel muzzle and is fastened into position by means of a mortise slot and locking ring

The blade is constructed from 1090 tempered carbon steel

It is well-suited to portraying various LARP characters

a lace has been incorporated to close the collar

your lumberjack axe is always at hand

particularly well-suited to close combat

It features a semi-sharp blade crafted from EN45 spring steel

it features a fibre glass core that is protected by a layer of kevlar

1350 in the collection of the British Library