The French and Indian War was the North American part of the Seven Years' War, which was fought between colonies of British America and New France, as well as Native American Allies. This Revolutionary English Officer's sword is a reproduction of the swords used during this war. The Field Officer sword handle is constructed from solid brass, with a stainless steel blade, and comes with a black scabbard with brass fittings. This Revolutionary Sword measures 35" long with a 2 1/2' long blade with grease on the blade to prevent oxidation, and a 31 1/2" long scabbard. The perfect addition to a reenactment uniform, or a magnificent gift for a sword collector or war enthusiast, this French Indian War English Officer's sword ships brand new with our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

Solid Brass Gorget French Infantry WWI WWII Civil War Armor is a Solid Brass French Infantry piece of Armor, as well as a WWI, WWII, and Civil war symbolic piece of armor. During WWI, WWII, the Civil War, and throughout the history of the French Infantry, the gorget was used as a piece of Infantry Armor to protect the throat of an infantry soldier, and the solid brass gorget became a symbolic piece worn by the French Infantry. This was also used during the Civil War Era, and was also given as a gift to Native American Leaders. During the fur trade, this was used by the French and Birith military to protect their neck. The Gorget was also used as armor during the Civil War Era, and was also given as a gift to Native American Leaders. Historically, the gorget was armor used to protect the throat of an infantry soldier against swords and other weapons. The gorget armor was made of metal (originally steel) worn under other armor worn by an infantry soldier (breastplate, backplate, etc.). In the 18th Century, the solid brass gorget became a symbolic ornamental piece worn by the French Infantry. The gorget also became a badge of rank (especially in solid brass, as compared to the orginal... [Read More]

Gentleman's Frockcoat Pattern (48" Chest). This pattern is a single size pattern; please reference the description for size included. Adjustment instructions for long and short sizes. One size per pattern. Fully illustrated instructions. In the 1770's, the frock coat became acceptable attire for all but the most formal occasions, and continued to be worn throughout the remainder of the century. This frock coat is designed to fit comfortably over shirt, breeches and waistcoat. It has a small cape (i.e., collar), pockets with pocket flaps, and round cuffs. This original frock coat pattern is fashioned after two extant examples, one in the collection of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and another in the Cut of Men's Clothes, by Norah Waugh. The frock coat may be made up several different ways; it may outlined with flat metallic braid (lace), with matching metal buttons, or front buttonholes only may be embroidered or laced, and/or buttonholes and buttons may be omitted from cuffs and pocket flaps, simplifying the garment. Pattern excellent for Colonial Costume, Romance Era Costume, Regency Costume, Lewis and Clarke Era Costume, Wild West Costume, Western Expansion Costume, Fur T... [Read More]

Be part of the resurgence, grab our Muzzleloaders Best Friend Powder Horn with Valve and head out on a hunt that's as authentic as the olden days! This powder horn is representative of the kind commonly used with muskets in the 18th century. Use the brass valve fitted onto the end of the horn to control the amount of powder dispensed into and out of it. A leather shoulder strap attaches to the beautifully carved wooden top enclosure as well as the bottom portion for ease of carrying and a rustic feel. These powder horns are made from real bull horn as it is naturally hollow and waterproof keep your gunpowder dry and ready to use. The valve is brass because brass is a nonferrous alloy that protects you from earning the nick name ?lefty? due to inadvertent sparks during loading or storage.

Looking for the perfect gift? Need some retail therapy for yourself? Look no further! This premium stainless steel drinking hip flask is the perfect choice! It is designed and printed in the USA.

JH90585 - Ancient Rome Button - Metal Button with Antique Brass Finish- 5/8". Beautiful ornate Fleur de Lis design in antique silver finish. Great for French Indian War, Louis and Clarke, Western Expansion, Asian, Viking, Medieval, Dark Ages, Renaissance, Colonial, Western, Cavalier, Elizabethan, Tudor, Retro, Regency, Edwardian, modern, vintage or Victorian Fashions. Price is per button.

Fresh from the laser bed at Sarissa Precision comes the French Indian War scenery pack, perfect for backwater American settler battlefields! Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly may be required.Contains:1x settlers House1x burned out house1