Accessories There are 764 products.

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  Imitation jewelry

  All kinds of medieval costume jewelery - rings, Celtic pendants, medieval pendants, templar crosses, medieval pillboxes, cufflinks, magnets ... p>

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  Hats-Caps

  Traditionally the caps and créspinas of medieval times were used like protectors against the inclemencies climatological. Although it is not known with certainty it is thought that the hats are of Asian origin although the Egyptians already used a kind of crespina or cloth cap. Greeks and Persians also used it habitually. In the Medieval Age the feathers and other ornaments used by the bourgeois classes confer a new concept that will remain present to this day.

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  Kitchenware Kitchen

  Utensils and cutlery medieval ancient for recreations. Forks, knives, spoons, pots, tripods, grills, cratículas roman to fire.

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  Bags

  Medieval and vintage bags made by leather craftsmen in various leather types.

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  Belts

  Antique belts, medieval style, usually used to carry weapons, swords, daggers, etc. Belt use is documented for male and female clothing since the Bronze Age. Since then, both sexes have put or removed, depending on the current fashion, but it has been a rarity in female fashion with the exception of the early Middle Ages, late seventeenth century

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  Arm Bracers

  The arm bracer is warrior´s leather bracelet, that extends above the wrist. They are an exquisite accessory because they allow customize, especially if they are leather. The leather can be decorated with metal plates and serves the dual function of protecting and embellishing the armband.

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  Supports and Stands

  Wooden or metal stands for swords, katanas, daggers, pistols and other weapons. The types of supports may be desktop (horizontal surfaces), floor (to sit on the floor) or prepared to hang on wall.
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  Characterization

  Makeup, wigs, hairpieces, effects and characterization of medieval and fantastic characters.

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  Medieval Footwear

  The shoe is an accessory of clothing made with the intention to provide protection and comfort to the foot while doing various activities. In medieval times as nowadays, the shoe solved the need to protect the foot, but it was also a symbol of the social status of wealthy nobles. During the Middle Ages the shoe used to be manufactured with fabrics and leather for a better fit.

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  Horns

  Horns used by ancient civilizations as Vikings or Normans to communicate over long distances.

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  Keychains

  Keychains with different medieval motifs

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  Padlocks-Shackles

  Medieval locks and handcuffs or shackles are a safety device designed to hold an individual's wrists together. The medieval shackles were used as an instrument of torture in the Netherlands and other countries in northern Europe. They consist of a steel collar attached to the wall or a tree by means of a short chain. This metal ring was placed on the neck and wrists of the tortured and secured with a padlock. Its most common use was in the pillory for ecclesiastical or civil offenders. Some cases of this type of torture were still in the early twentieth century in Scotland.

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  Gloves

  This category includes medieval gloves, Templar gloves, etc.. The glove is a garment, whose purpose is to protect the hands or the product to be handled. In the fourth century, for men, the glove was a luxury item, a symbol of elegance. As time went by, glove making began to become a more polished art and the rough mitten deisigns were improved with glove designs allowing the use of fingers individually stitiched to provide a greater freedom and control of the fingers while wearing them.

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  Baldrics

  Baldric´s function is to support the weight of the sword or other weapons such as knives, daggers, machetes or bayonets, and place them correctly in order to move without being an obstacle.

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  Scabbards

  A scabbard is a sheath for holding a sword, knife, or other large blade. Scabbards have been made of many materials over the time, including leather, wood, and metals such as brass or steel. In Japan, the scabbards of the katanas are crucial for a rapid unsheath. There are martial arts such as Iaido that deal with the study and practice of unsheath and sheath of the sword.

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  Gaiters

  The gaiter is a protective garment or coat that goes from the ankle to the knee, worn over the shoe and lower pants leg, and used primarily as personal protective equipment. In the Middle ages, both warriors and peasants wore gaiters. This accessory was made from leather and metal plates.

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  Jaimas

  If you can not find the stop or the tent you need, please contact us. We are manufacturers and can combine colors and customize the decorative motifs. p>

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  Medieval Books

  Books, manuscripts, facsimiles based in medieval times, biographies, medieval warfare, medieval history ...

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  Maintenance

  Cleaners and lubricants for maintenance steel swords and other weapons.