We are particularly proud of our leather goods. They are all made in our shop from top grain 8-9oz. American cowhide. This is a very heavy and durable weight of well tanned US leather. You may have seen some hangers, frogs, and belts like these in some of those reenactor catalogs. While they may look the same, most of the leather goods they sell are imported from Sub-Continental Asia. The leather they use is not nearly as heavy - and quite often not even cowhide (no, we don't know what kind of hides they're using).
We can fit most of our weapons with full leather scabbards, and supply the correct historically accurate hanger/belt for that scabbard. IF you are on a budget, or simply wish to make the fitting more expedient, use our system of bare blade frogs.
A FROG is simply a bladed weapon "holster" which fits onto a belt that you provide. The bare blade fits into this holder and hangs at an angle away from the legs.
A HANGER consists of a loop or system of loops for holding a weapon - attached to a full belt (either a waist belt or a shoulder sash belt). They are designed to accept either a bare blade or a full leather sheath.
A SHEATH is a full leather cover for a blade (sword, dagger or axe).
Contact Tim Frawley with any questions.
LEATHER PRICES
LEATHER FROGS or SCABBARD RING STRAPS
These rent for: $4 per week . . . $14 per month
If rented with accompanying weapon, discounted to: $2 per week . . . $6 per month
LEATHER BALDRICS, DOUBLE WRAP BELTS, or RENAISSANCE HANGERS
These rent for: $6 per week . . . $20 per month
If rented with accompanying sword, discounted to: $4 per week . . . $12 per month
FULL LEATHER SHEATHS FOR DAGGER OR SWORD BLADES
These rent for: $4 per week . . . $14 per month
If rented with accompanying weapon, discounted to: $2 per week . . . $7 per month
LEATHER BELT (plain or studded; 1.25", 1.5", 1.75", 2", 3" widths)
These rent for: $2 per week . . . $6 per month
Scroll down to see a variety of Leather Accessories. Click on the Accessory's name to get a larger photo and additional information about it.
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Click here to see a sample of how these leather accessories look with weapons and costumes
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