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  Leather Shooting Bag, 150 Shell Capacity

  SKU: AE0001

  This leather bag is sized to carry approximately 150 shells, offering practical capacity for a full day’s driven game shooting. Durable leather construction stands up to the repeated handling a loader’s bag sees over a day in the field. A straightforward, practical piece of sporting equipment suited to shooting, re-enactment, or display.

  
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  Leather Cartridge Bag, 150 Shell Capacity

  SKU: AE0010A

  This cartridge bag is hand-stitched for strength and durability, made from dark brown leather with a full soft suede leather interior. Sized to carry approximately 150 shells (subject to gauge), it offers an alternative build to our English-style cartridge bag. A genuine piece of sporting heritage, reflecting formal driven game shooting equipment.

  
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  English-Style Shooting Cartridge Bag, 150 Cartridges

  SKU: AE0011

  This cartridge bag is hand-stitched for strength and durability, made from dark brown leather with a full soft suede leather interior. Sized to carry approximately 150 cartridges (subject to gauge), it recreates the classic bag carried by loaders and cartridge boys on English driven shoots. A genuine piece of British sporting heritage, reflecting the formal driven game shooting tradition of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

  
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  Fancy Tudor Bodice, Cotton

  SKU: PA3013

  The Tudor bodice reflects the fitted, structured women’s fashion of 16th-century England, worn as an outer layer over a chemise or kirtle to achieve the period’s distinctive silhouette.

  This reproduction is made from single-colour cotton with decorative detailing, suited to a Tudor-period impression or general Renaissance costume.

  Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that historic Tudor garment, part of our historical clothing range.

  
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  English Close Helm, 16th Century Pattern

  SKU: AH6792

  The close helmet was a fully enclosing combat helmet worn by knights and men-at-arms in the Late Medieval and Renaissance periods, remaining in use by heavily armoured cuirassiers into the mid-17th century. This reproduction recreates a specifically 16th-century English pattern, from the period when the close helmet had become a standard piece of Renaissance man-at-arms equipment. By this period the close helmet had developed alongside the burgonet as one of the two dominant helmet forms of 16th-century warfare.

  
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  English Close Helmet, Tournament Pattern

  SKU: AH6794

  The close helmet was a fully enclosing combat helmet worn by knights and men-at-arms in the Late Medieval and Renaissance periods, remaining in use by heavily armoured cuirassiers into the mid-17th century. This tournament-pattern version reflects the reinforced helmets wealthy men-at-arms commissioned specifically for jousting and tournament combat. Wealthy owners often held ‘garnitures,’ armours with interchangeable parts allowing the same base harness to be reconfigured for field use or various forms of tournament combat.

  
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  English Close Helmet, Combat Pattern

  SKU: AH6793

  The close helmet was a fully enclosing combat helmet worn by knights and men-at-arms in the Late Medieval and Renaissance periods, remaining in use by heavily armoured cuirassiers into the mid-17th century. This combat-pattern version is built as genuine field armour rather than the reinforced variants used in tournaments. A fully enclosing helmet with pivoting visor and integral bevor, offering close to total head and face protection.

  
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  Peaked Morion Helmet, Blackened Interior

  SKU: AH6784

  This peaked morion is associated with the Conquistadors of Spain, although its popularity spread widely across many nations and social groups. Crafted from 18-gauge steel, the interior is blackened for a genuine period-accurate finish. Though iconically linked to early Spanish explorers, the morion did not actually see wide use until decades after the earliest conquests of the Americas.

  
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  Peak Morion Helmet, Etched Decoration

  SKU: AH4134

  The morion is an open helmet used from the mid-16th through the early 17th century, characterised by a flat, upturned brim and a distinctive comb running front to back. This peaked version carries etched decoration across its surface, reflecting the more elaborately finished helmets historically reserved for officers and wealthier soldiers. While low-cost production drove the morion’s wide adoption among ordinary troops, officers commissioned versions like this with etching, gilding or paint to display their rank and wealth.

  
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  Leather Cartridge Pouch

  SKU: AE0021

  This cartridge pouch is crafted in genuine leather of high quality, offering practical, compact cartridge storage. Suited to a shooter needing quick access to a smaller number of cartridges than a full shooting bag carries. Versatile for re-enactment, shooting, or general historical firearms-era impressions.

  
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  Leather Cartridge Box

  SKU: AE0023

  This cartridge box is crafted in genuine leather of high quality, offering rigid, protective cartridge storage. A boxed form gives more structure and protection than a soft pouch, suited to careful transport and storage. Versatile for re-enactment, shooting, or general historical firearms-era impressions.

  
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  Leather Cartridge Bag

  SKU: AE0025

  This cartridge bag is crafted in genuine leather of high quality, offering practical mid-sized cartridge storage. Suited to a shooter or re-enactor needing a general-purpose cartridge carrying bag. Versatile for re-enactment, shooting, or general historical firearms-era impressions.

  
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  Leather Cartridge Pouch, Large

  SKU: AE0022

  This cartridge pouch is crafted in genuine leather of high quality, offering a larger capacity than our standard cartridge pouch. Suited to a shooter needing to carry more cartridges close at hand without a full shooting bag. Versatile for re-enactment, shooting, or general historical firearms-era impressions.

  
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  English Halberd, 14th-15th Century

  SKU: AH3516

  A two-handed polearm that came to prominence in the 14th and 15th centuries, its name possibly derived from the German words for ‘staff’ and ‘axe’ — Halm and Barte — reflecting its combination of an axe blade, spike, and hook on a long shaft.

  
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  Pikeman’s Armour, English Civil War Style

  SKU: AH6015/A031

  Pikemen made up roughly a third of the infantry at the outset of the English Civil Wars, equipped with a standardised set of armour: a helmet or pot, a breastplate, a backplate, a gorget for the neck, and a pair of thigh defences called tassets. This reenactment set recreates that recognisable pikeman’s kit in 18-gauge mild steel. Fully wearable, it suits both historical re-enactment and general costume use.

  
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  Peak Morion Helmet

  SKU: AH6319/A031H

  The morion is an open helmet used from the mid-16th through the early 17th century, characterised by a flat, upturned brim and a distinctive comb running front to back. This peaked version features a pronounced pointed brim, a variant silhouette within the wider morion family. Though iconically linked to early Spanish explorers, the morion did not actually see wide use until several decades after the conquests of Cortes and Pizarro.

  
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  Morion Helmet, Plain

  SKU: H017

  The morion is an open helmet used from the mid-16th through the early 17th century, characterised by a flat, upturned brim and a distinctive comb running front to back. This plain reproduction recreates that open helmet form, with its flat brim and central crest, in an unadorned finish. Its low production cost historically aided the morion’s spread, popular among ordinary pikemen and musketeers rather than being reserved for elite troops alone.