Weaponry
The Knight Shop Trade are the largest wholesalers of replica historical weaponry for sale in the UK. Our diverse range caters for Reenactors, Historical European Martial Artists (HEMA), Live Action Role Players (LARP), Collectors, Stage Fighters (Theatre) and T.V. producers.
We wholesale an incredible range of replica weaponry from throughout history for trade. From the Classical Period we offer a range of Celtic, Greek and Roman weaponry such as Roman Pugio Daggers, Pilums and Scutum shields. From the later Dark Age period we have a great selection of Saxon seaxes and Viking battle axes
We wholesale a fantastic variety of display and useable re-enactment quality Medieval weaponry - everything a Knight would need to get ready for battle! Our range of daggers, polearms, maces, warhammers and axes will not disappoint! For the Renaissance era Pirate or Highwayman we have a great selection of flintlock pistols to choose from.
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17th Century European Gun Crossbow
Displaying elegant curves and ornate decorations on the stock, the Medium 17th Century Crossbow with Rifle Stock is a superb representation of European weaponry. Along the hardwood, stock is engraved floral accents and golden-colored ornaments.
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The bow is crafted from steel, with pieces of leather on each end that connect to the hemp bowstring. The front sight, back sight, and stirrup are all made from burnished metal which adds historical appeal as well as durability to this design. Included with this weapon is a wooden bolt, which is tipped with metal.
This is a decorative weapon, so it is not meant for hunting or target shooting. It is not intended to be fired.
Length: 61cm
Width: 33cm
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North Grimston Celtic Dagger
The North Grimston Dagger was found by accident in 1902 while laborers were digging on Lord Middleton´s land near North Grimston. The smaller of the two swords discovered was decorated with an anthropomorphic (man-shaped) handle. Ownership of such a rare item marks the man buried at North Grimston out to be one of the most important people of Iron Age East Yorkshire.
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The dagger is one of a small number of similar weapons found across Celtic Europe which features a human figure forming the hilt. Other examples were found in Hungary, Northern Italy, Switzerland, and France. This dagger can now be seen on display at Hull and East Riding Museum.
Overall Length: 43cm
Blade: AISI 420 Stainless Steel
Weight: 500g
Edge: Blunt
Scabbard: None
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The Lord of the Rings - Bearded Axe of Gimli
"And my axe!" - Gimli son of Gloin.
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The blade is cast of stainless tool steel and features brass engraved decoration sand a weathered steel finish giving it a battle-worn appearance. Close attention to quality is a priority in every hand-selected piece. Each replica is marked with the appropriate copyrights to ensure authenticity. Includes display plaque and certificate of authenticity.
Length: 86cm
Blade: 20cm
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Flintlock Duelling Pistol - 17th Century
Flintlock pistols were used as both military and self-defence weapons. Their effective range was much shorter than a musket and they were frequently used in combination with sword or cutlass. The flintlock mechanism was first added to pistols in 1610 and by 1630 they started to become more common. The Parliamentarian cavalry were known to use early forms of flintlock pistol during the English Civil War. They proved to be effective against the unarmoured musketeers but were no match for the armour worn by both pikemen and cavalry. During the 1700's flintlock pistols would be carried by army and navy officers, as well as more notorious characters such as pirates and highwaymen. The flintlock pistol remained popular until the middle of the 19th century when it was gradually replaced by the more reliable percussion cap pistol.
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Our Flintlock Pistol is hand crafted in Italy. It features a real wood stock and cast metal parts with an antique brass finish. Although this item is designed and manufactured with display in mind, the firing mechanism does work and the hammer can be released by pulling the trigger. It is not possible to make this item fire and it is not suitable for re-enactment. It is great for Pirate cosplay and fancy dress!
Length: 38cm
Width: 5cm
Height: 10cm
Weight: 575g
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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Heavy Gun Crossbow
Our range of European style crossbows date from the 15th and 16th centuries. They are hand crafted in Italy from hardwood and inlaid with floral decorations. The bowstrings are made from intertwined hemp strings and attached to tempered steel limbs. They feature working mechanisms and can be fired.
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Our crossbows are primarily manufactured for display and are not very powerful or accurate. The maximum range of our crossbows is approximately 20 metres on larger models and 10 metres on shorter ones.
Comes complete with wooden bolt with natural feather fins.
Length: 82cm
Width: 50cm
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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Flintlock Duelling Pistol - 17th Century
Flintlock pistols were used as both military and self-defence weapons. Their effective range was much shorter than a musket and they were frequently used in combination with sword or cutlass. The flintlock mechanism was first added to pistols in 1610 and by 1630 they started to become more common. The Parliamentarian cavalry were known to use early forms of flintlock pistol during the English Civil War. They proved to be effective against the unarmoured musketeers but were no match for the armour worn by both pikemen and cavalry. During the 1700's flintlock pistols would be carried by army and navy officers, as well as more notorious characters such as pirates and highwaymen. The flintlock pistol remained popular until the middle of the 19th century when it was gradually replaced by the more reliable percussion cap pistol.
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Our Flintlock Pistol is hand crafted in Italy. It features a real wood stock and cast metal parts with an antique finish. Although this item is designed and manufactured with display in mind, the firing mechanism does work and the hammer can be released by pulling the trigger. It is not possible to make this item fire and it is not suitable for re-enactment. It is great for Pirate cosplay and fancy dress!
Length: 44cm
Width: 5cm
Height: 10cm
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
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Celtic Dagger
The Celtic people lived during the Iron Age, dominating most of western and central Europe. They decorated their weapons handles with precious stones, ivory, or enamel. They adorned the swords and helmets with original human figures or animal heads. The weapons were almost sacred to the ancient Celts. One for the battlefield, more sober and functional, and another ceremonial, much more elaborate.
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Overall Length: 36cm
Blade: Tempered Stainless Steel
Weight: 400g
Edge: Blunt
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Viking Warrior Axe - Leather Wrapped Handle
A tool or a weapon, an axe has been extremely versatile for ages. And this axe is another such craft! With its rugged texture, this axe can be perfect for historical re-enactments and combat.
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The axe head is painstakingly hand forged from tough CARBON STEEL. The handle is handcrafted from NATURAL TEAK WOOD. The GENUINE LEATHER WRAPPED HANDLE supports a perfect grip on the battlefield. This axe is fully functional but comes dull for re-enacting purposes.
Length: 63.5cm
Blade Width: 8.8cm
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Viking Axe with Hand Forged Head
Feel like reliving a Viking hunt in the dense woods? You should probably carry this sturdy Viking axe with you!
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The axe handle is made from genuine and ethically sourced TEAK WOOD. The axe head is meticulously hand-forged from tough carbon steel, making it stout and efficient.
Total Length: 76cm
Blade Length: 19cm
Blade Width: 17cm
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Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol - 17th Century
Flintlock pistols were used as both military and self-defence weapons. Their effective range was much shorter than a musket and they were frequently used in combination with sword or cutlass. The flintlock mechanism was first added to pistols in 1610 and by 1630 they started to become more common. The Parliamentarian cavalry were known to use early forms of flintlock pistol during the English Civil War. They proved to be effective against the unarmoured musketeers but were no match for the armour worn by both pikemen and cavalry. During the 1700's flintlock pistols would be carried by army and navy officers, as well as more notorious characters such as pirates and highwaymen. The flintlock pistol remained popular until the middle of the 19th century when it was gradually replaced by the more reliable percussion cap pistol.
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Our Flintlock Pistol is hand crafted in Italy. It features a real wood stock and cast metal parts with an antique finish. Although this item is designed and manufactured with display in mind, the firing mechanism does work and the hammer can be released by pulling the trigger. It is not possible to make this item fire and it is not suitable for re-enactment. It is great for Pirate cosplay and fancy dress!
Length: 37cm
Width: 5cm
Height: 10cm
Weight: 670g
All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.
Please note that due to restrictions imposed by our couriers we are unable to send these replicas outside the U.K.