Each piece is individually handmade and may show slight variations consistent with traditional workmanship. Ideal for Living History and Historical Reenactment requiring accurate craftsmanship and construction.
Leather Work
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Spanish Waistbelt Cartridge Pouch - 18th century
Faithful reproduction of a Spanish Waistbelt Pouch from the mid 18th century
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Continental Army Cartridge Pouch - Pattern 1777
Faithful reproduction of the 1777 pattern pouch used by the Continental Army
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French Military Cartridge Pouch with Buff Leather Crossbelt
Faithful reproduction of a late 18th and early 19th Century French Giberne
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British Cartridge Pouch - Peninsular/Napoleonic Wars - 1805
Faithful reproduction of the British 60 round pouch from around 1805, extensively used during the napoleonic wars
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British Cartridge Pouch – American Revolution - 1774
Authentic reproduction of a British cartridge pouch with wooden block and buff crossbelt, patterned from American Revolution–period examples.
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British Cartridge Pouch - 1808
Faithful reproduction of the famous British 60 round Pouch used by the British Army during the napoleonic Wars
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British Rifleman's Belt
Hand‑stitched leather riflemans belt designed for authentic 18th–19th century military impression. Features reinforced buckle plates and adjustable sizing for wear over coats or waistcoats. Finished with waxed edges and period‑accurate rivets for durability and historical appearance. Ideal for living history, drill, and display.
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Handmade British Army Knapsack
Faithful reproduction of the widspread envelope knapsack of the British Army, from the late 18th century, and widely used during the Napoleonic Wars
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Prussian Tornister Knapsack
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Leather Neck Stock
18th and early 19th century neck stock used by the British Army. Used during the American War of Independence and the Napoleonic Wars
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French Bayonet Scabbard for Modèle 1777 - Charlleville
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Brown Bess Sling
Sling for the Brown Bess musket. All variants.
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Leather Frizzen Cover for Flintlock Muskets
Handmade leather frizzen cover/stall for flintlock muskets of different models. It has a leather string to keep it attached to the trigger guard, and prevent any loss.
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French Napoleonic Backpack
Faithful reproduction of the cowskin knapsack of the French Army, from the Revolution to the Napoleonic Wars
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British Army Leather Cartridge Box & Sling - 1785
Faithful reproduction of the widspread envelope knapsack of the British Army, from the late 18th century, and widely used during the Napoleonic Wars
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Leather Cartridge Pouch for Civillians or Militias with Belt
Faithful reproduction of civillian pouches used in Ibera and North America during the 18th century
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Leather Wallet
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Rustic Shooting Pouch
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British Army Waistbelt
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Bayonet Shoulder Belt for Brown Bess bayonet scabbard
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British Cartridge Pouch - 1740
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Buff Leather Blanket Straps
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British Light Dragoon Pouch - 1790
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British Leather Pistol Pouch with Sling -
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Buff Leather Bayonet Crossbelt
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Buff Leather Cartridge Pouch Sling
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Handmade Leather Belt
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Rustic Leather Flintlock Cover
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Leather Sword Baldric
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Textile
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Men's Shirt
18th–19th century men’s shirt, faithfully reproduced from original period examples. Appropriate for late 18th‑century and early 19th‑century use, suitable for both military and civilian impressions. Manufactered in either cotton or linen.
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Woolen High Gaiters
18th-19th century woolen high gaiters for historical reenactment, crafted with black wool. Fully lined in cotton or linen and fastened with silver metal buttons and a leather strap.
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Women's Chemise
Bellow knee-length chemise in fine linen or soft cotton, typical of late 18th–early 19th century women's undergarments. Cut with a loose, straight body and gathered neckline and cuffs to sit comfortably beneath gowns and stays.
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Woolen Half Gaiters
Made from period-authentic patterns and construction. Suitable for 18th- and 19th-century use, for both military and civilian applications, including the Colonial period, the American and French Revolutions, and the Napoleonic Wars.
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Authentic Napoleonic Plume
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Linen Waistcoat
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Men's Wool Waistcoat
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Fall Front Pantaloons
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Haversack
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British Napoleonic Greatcoat - Infantry
Faithful reproduction of a single breasted greatcoat worn by British Infantry during the Napoleonic Wars
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Portuguese Line Infantry Uniform 1806-1814
Faithful reproduction of a portuguese line infantry uniform following the new 1806 pattern. Suitable for the napoleonic wars
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Portuguese Caçador Uniform - All variants - 1808/1814
Faithful reproduction of a portuguese Caçador Uniform. We can make all uniforms, whether it’s the 1808 regulations or the 1811 changes. Suitable for the entirety of the Napoleonic Wars
