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Crusader Helmet
SKU: AH3823This helmet reflects the equipment carried by knights during the Crusades to the Holy Land, the series of campaigns beginning in 1096 that brought European warriors into the Levant. Crusader knights drew on the broader Northern European knightly helmet tradition, adapted over the following centuries as the campaigns continued and equipment evolved. This piece captures the essential form of a Crusader-era knight's helmet, a symbol of the Medieval Church's military expeditions to the Eastern Mediterranean.
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12th Century Crusader Holy Land Sword
SKU: AH7057The current model reflecting the swords carried by knights during the Crusades to the Holy Land, beginning with the First Crusade in 1096.
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A 15th century sword referencing an original in London's Wallace Collection, one of the world's foremost collections of Medieval and Renaissance armour and edged tools, assembled by Richard Wallace and bequeathed to the British nation in 1897.
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15th Century Nicopolis Sword (Slovenia)
SKU: AH7041A double-fullered longsword reflecting the equipment of the great pan-European crusading army defeated at the Battle of Nicopolis in 1396, one of the last major Crusades and a catastrophic loss for Christian Europe against the Ottoman Empire.
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A companion dagger referencing 'Militia Templi' — Latin for the Knights Templar — alongside the Order of Aviz, a separate but related Portuguese military order founded around 1146 in emulation of the Templars.
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Templar Helmet, Standard
SKU: AH4423This helmet reflects the equipment associated with the Knights Templar, the powerful crusading military order founded in the early 12th century to protect pilgrims travelling to the Holy Land. The Templars drew on the broader Northern European knightly helmet tradition shared by other Crusading forces of the period. The order grew into one of the wealthiest and most influential institutions of the Medieval world before its suppression in 1312.
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Templar Dagger, Scottish Knight Pattern
SKU: AH32886RA Templar-associated companion dagger reflecting the persistent (if historically debated) folk tradition linking surviving Templar knights to Scotland following the order's 1312 suppression elsewhere in Europe.
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Templar Cross Dagger
SKU: AH32885A companion dagger marked with the distinctive cross associated with the Knights Templar, the powerful crusading military order that grew into one of the wealthiest and most influential institutions of Medieval Europe.
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Templar Cross Sword
SKU: AH32884A Templar-associated sword marked with the order’s cross emblem, one of the most recognisable symbols of the Crusading era.
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Templar Breastplate II
SKU: AH4404The Knights Templar, the medieval military religious order founded to protect pilgrims to the Holy Land, remain among the most recognisable figures of medieval military history, their cross a lasting visual symbol.
This reproduction offers an alternative build to our other Templar-pattern breastplates, recreating the same classic single-plate medieval silhouette in steel.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that Templar-styled breastplate, part of our Medieval heritage range.
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Knights Templar Sword
SKU: AH32883A companion sword reflecting the Knights Templar, the powerful crusading military order founded in the early 12th century to protect pilgrims travelling to the Holy Land.
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Templar Cross Pattée Sword
SKU: AH32882A Templar-associated sword marked with the cross pattée — the distinctive flared-arm cross design closely associated with the Knights Templar and still one of the most recognisable emblems of the Crusading era.
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Templar Sword, Scottish Knight Pattern
SKU: AH32881A Templar-associated sword reflecting the persistent, historically debated folk tradition linking surviving Templar knights to Scotland following the order’s 1312 suppression elsewhere in Europe.
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Knight’s Templar Surcoat, Cotton
SKU: PA2017The surcoat was worn over armour by Crusading knights, and for the Knights Templar specifically, marked with their distinctive cross, identifying members of the order on campaign and in battle.
This reproduction is made from single-colour cotton, a practical garment reflecting the surcoat’s genuine dual role of protecting armour from sun and rain while displaying an order’s or individual’s identity.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that historic Templar garment, part of our historical clothing range.
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Crusader Cloak, Cotton
SKU: PA2016A cloak was essential outerwear across the medieval period, protecting a traveller or soldier from rain and cold, and Crusading knights are frequently depicted wearing them over armour on campaign.
This reproduction is made from single-colour cotton, a practical garment suited to a Crusader impression or general medieval outerwear.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that essential medieval outer garment, part of our historical clothing range.
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This full display suit draws its styling from the enduring visual identity of the Knights Templar, the medieval military religious order whose red cross remains one of history’s most recognisable martial emblems. The suit dates in construction style from a later period than the order itself, which was suppressed in 1312, reflecting the way “Templar armour” has become a broad popular shorthand for knightly identity rather than one narrow archaeological type. Standing 79 inches complete with sword, shield, cape and a purpose-built display stand, it is intended as a striking centrepiece rather than a battlefield-accurate single-period reconstruction.
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Moley Dagger (Jacques de Molay Reference)
SKU: AH6978A Medieval-inspired dagger named for Jacques de Molay, the 23rd and last Grand Master of the Knights Templar, whose 1314 execution in Paris marked the definitive end of the order.
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Moley Sword (Jacques de Molay Reference)
SKU: AH6977A sword named for Jacques de Molay, the 23rd and last Grand Master of the Knights Templar, who led the order until its suppression and his own execution in 1314.
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A hand-and-a-half sword named for Jacques de Molay, the 23rd and last Grand Master of the Knights Templar, who led the order until its suppression and his own execution in 1314.
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Crusader Mail Shirt
SKU: AH6821This mail shirt, worn over the head and covering the arms and complete upper body and thighs, recreates the classic Crusader-era hauberk. Battle-ready construction and full coverage suit a Crusader-era knight or man-at-arms impression. By this period, mail had become common enough that gauntlets, chausses, coifs and even sabatons could be combined into a full head-to-foot defence for those who could afford it.
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Templar Helmet
SKU: AH6110This helmet reflects the equipment associated with the Knights Templar, the powerful crusading military order founded in the early 12th century to protect pilgrims travelling to the Holy Land. The Templars drew on the broader Northern European knightly helmet tradition shared by other Crusading forces of the period. The order grew into one of the wealthiest and most influential institutions of the Medieval world before its suppression in 1312.
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This flat-topped Crusader shield is expertly crafted from 10mm thick wood, featuring adjustable leather straps and a cushioned arm pad for comfortable handling. The blank canvas facing and edging provide a versatile surface for a re-enactor’s own heraldry or personal design. At 47 by 31 inches, this large-format shield offers genuine body coverage in the flat-topped style associated with early Crusader-era shields.
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An earlier Deepeeka model reflecting the swords carried by knights during the Crusades to the Holy Land, since superseded by an updated version.
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Crusader Mail Hauberk with Mail Mittens
SKU: AH6822This full mail set includes mail mittens, or mitons, integrated with the hauberk to extend protection all the way down over the hands. Mail hand protection of this kind was one of the more advanced pieces of a Crusader-era knight’s mail defence, requiring genuine skill to construct for a wearer to retain hand function. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat for a Crusader-era impression.
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Crusader Spur, Steel and Leather
SKU: AH6705FThe spur was a genuine mark of knighthood throughout the medieval period, not merely a riding aid: the ceremony of knighting itself became known as “earning one’s spurs,” and gilt spurs specifically were reserved for knights, while squires wore plain steel. Captured spurs, taken as trophies from defeated knights, were treated as genuine symbols of victory in their own right.
This spur follows a pattern associated with the Crusading knights of the 12th and 13th centuries, worked in steel with a genuine leather strap, offering a different finish to our brass Crusader spur.
This reproduction recreates that early knightly spur form, part of our Medieval heritage range.
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Crusader Spur, Brass and Leather
SKU: AH6705The spur was a genuine mark of knighthood throughout the medieval period, not merely a riding aid: the ceremony of knighting itself became known as “earning one’s spurs,” and gilt spurs specifically were reserved for knights, while squires wore plain steel. Captured spurs, taken as trophies from defeated knights, were treated as genuine symbols of victory in their own right.
This spur follows a pattern associated with the Crusading knights of the 12th and 13th centuries, worked in brass with a genuine leather strap.
This reproduction recreates that early knightly spur form, part of our Medieval heritage range.
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Crusader Cross Shield
SKU: AH6708In the medieval period, it was a common sight to see a knight’s heraldry emblazoned on his shield, a system of identification that let allies and enemies alike recognise a warrior at a glance amid the chaos of battle. This wooden shield features a black and red cross as its main charge, evoking the military religious orders of the Crusading era. The cross was the defining heraldic symbol of orders such as the Templars and Hospitallers, marking a wearer’s martial-religious identity as clearly as any noble coat of arms.
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Crusader Lion Shield, Black and Red II
SKU: AH3894NIn the medieval period, it was a common sight to see a knight’s heraldry emblazoned on his shield, a system of identification that let allies and enemies alike recognise a warrior at a glance amid the chaos of battle. This wooden Crusader shield features a black and red rampant lion as its main charge, offering an alternative build to our other black and red lion shield. The rampant lion, shown rearing on its hind legs, symbolised courage and nobility, a popular choice across countless noble and knightly coats of arms.
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Crusader Eagle Shield
SKU: AH3890EIn the medieval period, it was a common sight to see a knight’s heraldry emblazoned on his shield, a system of identification that let allies and enemies alike recognise a warrior at a glance amid the chaos of battle. This wooden Crusader shield features a black, red and white rampant eagle as its main charge. The eagle, a symbol of imperial authority since Roman times, remained a powerful heraldic charge throughout the medieval period, adopted by emperors, kings and noble houses alike.
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In the medieval period, it was a common sight to see a knight’s heraldry emblazoned on his shield, a system of identification that let allies and enemies alike recognise a warrior at a glance amid the chaos of battle. This wooden Crusader shield features a black and white rampant lion as its main charge, one of the most common heraldic beasts across medieval Europe. The rampant lion, shown rearing on its hind legs, symbolised courage and nobility, a popular choice across countless noble and knightly coats of arms.
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In the medieval period, it was a common sight to see a knight’s heraldry emblazoned on his shield, a system of identification that let allies and enemies alike recognise a warrior at a glance amid the chaos of battle. This wooden Crusader shield features a black and red rampant lion as its main charge, one of the most common heraldic beasts across medieval Europe. The rampant lion, shown rearing on its hind legs, symbolised courage and nobility, a popular choice across countless noble and knightly coats of arms.
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Templar Breastplate, Hand-Engraved Cross
SKU: AH4373The Knights Templar, the medieval military religious order founded to protect pilgrims to the Holy Land, remain among the most recognisable figures of medieval military history, their cross a lasting visual symbol.
This breastplate is crafted from 18-gauge steel with a hand-engraved cross, fitted and adjusted to the torso with a pair of antiqued brass buckles and leather straps that cross-hatch across the back when worn.
Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that Templar-styled breastplate, part of our Medieval heritage range.
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Templar Dagger
SKU: AH3289A companion dagger reflecting the Knights Templar, the powerful crusading military order founded in the early 12th century and drawing many of its knights from England and France.
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Templar Sword
SKU: AH3288NA companion sword reflecting the Knights Templar, the powerful crusading military order founded in the early 12th century to protect pilgrims travelling to the Holy Land.
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Early Crusader Trefoil Nasal Helmet
SKU: AH6736A nasal helmet of the type carried by early Crusaders, its trefoil (three-lobed) profile a recognisable variant within the wider nasal helmet family.
