 A stunning replica from the 300 movie. |
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 A perfect companion to the Spartan cape for a Halloween costume of renown! |
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 The shield is a full 36” and weighs approx. 17 ½ lbs. Officially licensed full metal prop replica from Frank Miller's 300 |
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 A replica of the 300 movie. |
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 Soon to be discontinued. Buy now. |
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 An exquisite set of daggers that can be used for decoration, costuming or gaming. |
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 XH2045-CAS/Hanwei Medieval Flanged Mace
First appeared in the eleventh century.Add this formidable hand-to-hand combat weapon to your arsenal to complete your reenactment or event costume or display this weapon art in your castle or lair. |
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 This Viking Scramasax is a must for the discerning knife collector. This flexible knife was utilized for war, gathering food and eating it. |
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 XH4142 Morning Star Flail-CAS/Hanwei
This flail is light and easy to handle. The steel shaft incorporates a leather wrapped grip and wrist and saddle thong. |
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 The Scramasax blade is an authentically styled weapon which was carried by the Saxons and Vikings between the 4th and 5th centuries. They utilized it as a tool and a weapon. The powerful knife was also used as a knife for eating. |
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 XH21411 CAS/Hanwei Spiked Mace
Some forms of mace were employed as early as the bronze age. Our mace is one that resembles those carried by the Habsburgs in 16th Century Europe.This formidable weapon would complete your reenactment ensemble or add a spark of interest to your decor. |
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 A safe collectible weapon from the Celts. |
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 XH2079 CAS/Hanwei War Axe
Our War Axe, like the mace is based on a sixteenth century original. It matches the mace. If you purchase both a $20.00 display stand is included. |
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