Each pin hand made - suitable from 14th century

Tired of making endless eyelets - use these fastening rings instead.  Suitable 14th century onwards.  Available in iron or brass.

Suitable from 11th century on. 

Copper alloy hairnetting needle suitable from 15th century on. 

Suitable from 14th century on.

Suitable 15th century on. 

Sold with scabbard.

This item will be sent via Royal Mail Special Delivery.

Suitable 15th century on.  Currently set with red glass stone.

Please specify size when ordering.

Beautiful late 15th century belt buckle.

This item will be sent via Royal Mail Special Delivery.

 Wire headed wimple pins - 35mm long.   Approx 6mm longer than standard dress making pin.

Beautiful horn handled scale tang knife with copper alloy pommel.  Late 14th century onwards.

Sent via Royal Mail Special Delivery

Hand-stitched leather penner - 15th century.

Cast lead pencil dating from 11th century onwards.  Writes on untreated modern paper.  Not suitable for young children - CONTAINS LEAD!

Wooden shaft with silver rod insert.  Suitable from 11th century onwards.  Paper requires treatment first.  Chinese white gouache is one suitable ground for silverpoint work.

A true medieval gadget.  Candle holder can be used in upright position or at right angle.  Please specify the region in which you re-enact and we will endeavour to provide you with a cnadle holder excavated as close to your area as possible.

Beautiful linear rosary made with Amber beads thread upon linen thread.

Copper alloy copy of a 14-15th century metal detector find in Stoke Holycross in Norfolk.

Please specify ring size when ordering.

Copper alloy copy of a metal detector find in Kent dated 15/16th century.

Please specify ring size when ordering.

Copper alloy and glass copy of a gold and jewelled ring found in London in an early-mid 15th century context.

Please specify ring size when ordering.

Copper alloy copy of a Rosary Ring held by The Collection in Lincoln.

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15th century folding razor in copper alloy case.

15th century folding coin balance based upon one excavated in Norwich complete with flat pans.

Bronze brain hook or cranial crochet hook, used to remove the brain prior to mummification.  Based upon an example in the Science Museum, London.

Beautiful leather and copper alloy bracer based upon one in a private collection and illustrated in the London catalogue "Dress Accessories".  Dates from the 14th century.

Copper alloy implement based upon a silver gilt metal detector findex identified by the British Museum and dated by them as 15-16th century.

Steel drawknife based upon one excavated in York from a 13th century context.

Steel square section awl based upon one excavated in Yorkshire dated from the 14th century.

Beautiful bone and copper alloy rosary, based upon one found in a reliquary coffer in Notre Dame, dated to the second half of the 13th century.  Each bone bead has been individually hand carved.

17th century steel and horn lancet based upon one in the Science Museum, London.