Windlass Steelcrafts

The sugarloaf style of helm was the forerunner of what would become the great helm and eventually gave way to the lighter weight bascinet style. Our version is one that would have been found at the later part of the 13th century and the very beginning of the 14th century.

Its conical top deflects the glancing blows of a sword, while the antique decorative brass cross on the face sports the cross of the Knights Templar. Made of 18 gauge steel, the helm has a soft, padded adjustable liner inside, which allows for a perfect fit. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.

Height: 38cm
Width: 28cm
Weight: 2608g

All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

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Constructed of hard leather and banded steel, this early Norman helmet has side suede face guards, a large steel nasal guard and a soft adjustable liner.

Material: Leather, suede, steel

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Hand crafted of durable, full grain leather, this is a jaunty but secure carrier for your dagger or dirk. Designed to fit most any belt it is replete with nickel plated metal studs. Learn More

One of the main accessories of knights and nobles was the belt. This rich addition to your ensemble is made of tough, high-grade black leather. This belt has been appointed with twelve stunning silver finish Celtic knotwork Conchos, a matching silver tongue and an elaborately pierced buckle.

Fits actual waist sizes 36” (91cm) to 45" (114cm) but naturally additional holes can be punched for smaller or larger sizes!

Measures a full 67"(170cm) in length and has silver Celtic knotwork Conchos.

Length: 170cm (67")

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Developed early in the 12th Century and lasting for about 300 years, the Great Helm became the mainstay of the medieval fighting man. Worn over a mail coif and padding, this helmet has menacing, narrow eye slits for maximum protection. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts from 18 gauge steel. Learn More

This truly magnificent belt is perfect for a wide range of periods from Viking through the high Middle Ages. Made of high-grade black leather, this belt has been decorated with a variety of rich adornments. From the elaborate silver buckle and tongue to the twelve Celtic knotwork crosses, this belt will make just about any outfit fit for a king.

Length: 169cm
Width: 3.5cm

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Top grain, military issue dress frog matches issue dress belt and securely holds the sword at a comfortable reach. Fits all military dress belts. Learn More

This hand-forged steel buckler shield has a soft-raised boss in the centre for deflecting any blade. The face has been given a decorative acid bath and the sturdy steel handle has been covered in wood, which gives you a secure grip in just about any type of encounter.

Diameter: 38cm
Handle Length: 10cm
Material: 18 Gauge Mild Steel
Weight: 1701g

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M1 Garand rifle was first issued with M1905 16″ bayonet. In 1942, the US Military determined that a shorter bayonet was more useful. Existing stocks of M1905 bayonets were cut down to 10″. In addition, new manufacture 10″ bayonets were also produced. Cut-off-bayonets have fuller that extends to the point and new manufacture has fullers that stop about 3″ from the point.

This reproduction bayonet is made to original specifications from high carbon blued steel with hard plastic grips.

Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Scabbard not included.

Length: 37cm
Blade: 25cm
Weight: 397g

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