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Ooh I’d maybe be interested in messers and possibly a bollock! I’ll DM you

Does the term simulator mean it’s a blunt?

Nice hefty but agile Falchion
Eastern European maker (maybe Kovex) but can't remember
It has a Clover or shamrock makers mark

Custom made scabbard with a simple hanger

looking for £195

can be collected from Torm on Saturday

Butted Maille shirt
£70
Can be collected from TORM on Saturday

SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

heavy duty maille coif made from square profile split rings
£40
collection from Torm on Saturday

I'll definitely be at torm on the saturday but possibly at Cambridge on the sunday too

lambton314 wrote:Thank you for the fast reply. Is there any chance you will be at TORM or the Cambridge Living History Fair?

It is indeed!

lambton314 wrote:Is this still for sale? Many thanks

Yeah it's hugely popular We (Red Fox Historical) provided the have-a-go archery for Thronefest down in Kent probably half the visitors were in kit dressed as their favourite characters... :) It was kinda like a comic convention and re-enactment event had a child. It was reasonably easy to add a bit ...

Game of Thrones I imagine:)

Still available. Why not Treat yourself to a lovely falchion for Easter

For Sale, Heron armouries falchion. 26 inch, 3mm flat profile lightweight blade. In pristeen condition, never used and only a year and a half old.
Looking for £200 +postage. Not sure what the postage would be but its quite a hefty thing.

That’s a cracking price for a great bow if anyone is on the fence. I’d have yer arm off if I didn’t already have 10 of Steve’s bows and my missus just gave me that look when I sounded like I might get another

are the cold steel training swords still available?

Oakham Castle will be hosting the Premier Silk route Festival on the 21st and 22nd of October celebrating the trade route that spanned the medieval world. With re-enactors depicting peoples as diverse as Norse and persian with traders, demonstrations, activities. Cartography, cookery, necklace makin...

its about 20 miles west of Lincoln...

both approximately 31cm blades and about 44-45cm long

Here's the Knife
Again no Idea who the maker is or even what period... I think I bought it during one of my more greedy periods where I just bought anything and everything... Again I think I bought it here so someone may remember

Say £30 +postage

Lovely Blunt Seax for sale
cant remember who the maker is but I think I bought it on here so maybe someone out there knows
Scabbard still requires some tlc which I never got round to doing hence I'm passing it on

£50 +postage

dan_vasey wrote:13th and 14th May

I'm Free that weekend so if they need have-a-go archery I can do that, Details are on my website below

What's the date of the event?

thats what I do... trained instructor (archeryGB), certified by SOTA, insured and with first aid training and DBS
You can find all my details on the website

John Steels
www.redfoxarchery.com
john@redfoxarchery.com

Wheelbarrow now thoroughly emptied... is it payday yet :/

Is there a list of Traders published anywhere? I'll be visiting and I have a specific shopping list, I need to know whether to bring a wallet or a wheelbarrow full of cash

Anyone on here know of any resources for late 15th century Male and Female scandinavian costume. Or are aware of any regional traits that separated them stylistically from English costume. Not having much luck on the google and the pinterest at the moment... I suppose European dress may have become ...

I have a gambeson and I've recently bought a set of cheap jack chains from reenactmentsupplies.co.uk but im slightly puzzled As to the way to attach the elbows. The shoulder and wrist points are easy enough with just pairs of point holes so I'll just sew leather point anchors but the elbow plate has...

Just my two-penneth as a punter but I concur with the regional market idea, I never have the time or money to make it all the way up to the middle of the country. That said herstmonceaux provides us southerners with the opportunity to be seperated from our money:)