Vintage Collection

Description:In the darkest hours of battle, when the line between man and myth blurs, the knight who wore this helmet was not just a warrior—he was...

Description:In the early 14th century, the sugarloaf helmet represented the evolution of the great helm—a sphero-conical dome that offered superior...

Description:In the arenas of ancient Rome, the gladiator was more than a fighter—he was a symbol of strength, spectacle, and survival. His helmet w...

Description:In the hall of Heorot, the hero Beowulf faced monsters born of shadow and rage. His name has echoed through the centuries, but the warr...

Description:In the year 1939, beneath a grassy mound in Suffolk, England, the earth gave up a secret it had held for over 1,300 years. The Sutton H...

Description:The close helmet was the pinnacle of medieval head protection—a fully enclosing steel shell that offered unparalleled defense while all...

Description:Before the Normans, before the Danelaw, the Anglo-Saxon warrior stood guard over his hearth and hall. His helmet was more than protecti...

Description:They called it the "war sword" — a blade that bridged the gap between the longsword and the greatsword of the late medieval period. Thi...

Description:The bascinet was the helmet of the 14th-century knight—a sleek, close-fitting steel cap that offered both protection and mobility. When...

Description:Before the age of great helms and full face protection, the nasal helmet was the warrior's crown. Worn by Vikings, Anglo-Saxons, and No...

Description:In the shadow of the gates of Troy, one name rose above all others—Achilles. A warrior of unmatched fury and skill, his helmet was as l...

Description:In the arenas of full-contact reenactment, there is no room for compromise. A helmet that fails is not just a disappointment—it is a da...

Description:The Imperial Gallic helmet, or galea, was the signature armor of the Roman legionary from the 1st century BC to the 2nd century AD. Inf...

Description:In the age of raiders and kings, the helmet was the warrior's crown. It was the difference between a wound that would heal and a blow t...

Description:Before standing armies, there were mercenaries—men who fought for coin, not king, and whose loyalty was measured in silver. These sword...

Description:In the sieges and massed infantry battles of the late Middle Ages, the common soldier needed a helmet that could protect without suffoc...

Description:This is not a sword for the faint of heart. Designed by noted swordsman Luke LaFontaine and bearing his name, the LaFontaine Sword of W...

Description:This is a polearm built for one purpose: to crack open an armored knight like a tin can. Originating in late medieval Europe, weapons l...

Description:This is the weapon that changed medieval warfare. Before the age of gunpowder, the pole axe was the great equalizer—a brutal, efficient...

Description:Before the age of gunpowder, there was the age of steel—and at its peak stood the Scottish Lowlander, a sword so immense it was known i...

Description:This is not a spear for the faint of heart. The Overlord Spear is a commanding, fantasy-inspired polearm built for presence and perform...