best practices for reenactors

Best Practices for Reenactors

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I like to think that I tend to hang out with a pretty on-the-ball group of reenactors, no matter what period I’m doing.  This hobby means a lot to me, and I’m always trying to help new reenactors start out on the right foot, and good reenactors to become even better reenactors.  With that in…

Napoleonic - McFarthingbowl

McFarthingbowl’s re-enactment shop

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We are supplier of multiperiod reproductions from the Roman era to the Second World War. You can find our products in our webshop, or visit our shop in Ravels, Belgium. We are open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 to 17. (address: Peelsestraat 28c, 2380 Ravels) Link: www.re-enactmentshop.com Mail: info@re-enactmentshop.com Phone number: 0032-(014) 435 735…

Sidesword everett - Armour Class

Armour Class

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Iain Bowden, swordsmith at Armour Class, started the company in Glasgow, Scotland over 20 years ago and produces swords and matching leather work for re-enactment, HEMA, museums, films and collections. Swords are made of EN45 and manufactured in Scotland. Official website: http://www.armourclass.co.uk/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ArmourClassSwords/ Tel.: +44-(0)-0141-951-2262 Email: enquiries@swordsmiths.co.uk