Medieval Wooden Practice

Polypropylene Bokken trainer. 32 1/4 in. blade with an overall length of 39 1/2 in. ATTRIBUTES Blade Detail: Plain Blade Length (inches): 32.25 Blade Material: Polypropylene Handle Material: Polypropylene Overall Length (inches): 39...

The Hand & A Half Training sword is made of the heavies grade polypropylene available and almost replicates a real Katana or Wakazashi in weight length size and feel.

A thorough and unique survey focusing on the socio-economic background, production, and actual construction of carved wooden altarpieces of the late Middle Ages and the early Renaissance in the Low Countries...

Polypropylene Bokken trainer. 32 1/4 in. blade with an overall length of 39 1/2 in. ATTRIBUTES Blade Detail: Plain Blade Length (inches): 32.25 Blade Material: Polypropylene Handle Material: Polypropylene Overall Length (inches): 39...

The Hand & A Half Training sword is made of the heavies grade polypropylene available and almost replicates a real Katana or Wakazashi in weight length size and feel.

The Waster is one of the oldest forms of practice weapons. Wasters made their first appearance when it became apparent that people needed a way to train with swords without being killed. The Waster can be found in societies ranging from ancient Greece and Egypt to Medieval Europe, Feudal Japan and the modern US...