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Medieval Drum 13 inch x 13 inch DM13X13
Our Medieval Drum is a cylindrical drum with two heads, one with a snare. When the drum head is struck with the drum sticks, the snare adds a vibration, or rattle, to the drum's din. Medieval style drums are made with two rope tuned skin heads that are rolled and stitched with the snare on the top head. This style of drum is a traditional military drum with a long history. They were used to mark time for marching or to signal during confrontations. In England during Renaissance, side drums like this were known as a tabor. In England, the shallow tabor, associated with the American war of independence, is sometimes called a tom tom. In France, during the 18th century, they were known as tambours , or tabret, and were well associated with the political resistance and rebellion against the French monarchy. As a military instrument this drum was often used in combination with a wooden or metal pipe. Both instruments were played by one individual, like a one-man-band. The 3-hole pipe was held and played with one hand, while the other hand held the drum stick and played the tabor which hung from the wrist, shoulder, or arm. Such snare drums were used in military bands until the 19th century, when it became an orchestral instrument. Today this style of snare drum is used in parades and processions. Originally such drums were fashioned from solid timber making them quite heavy. These modern replicas are fashioned from attractive half-inch laminates for strength and light-weight. Each drum comes with 2 drum sticks. There are brass hooks to help suspend the drum from your belt or strap while playing.

MEASUREMENTS: Approximately 13" Dia. Approximately 13" Tall Weight 7 Lbs.
Renaissance Drum 10 inch x 11 inch DR10X11

Our Renaissance Drum is a cylindrical drum with two heads, one with a snare. When the drum head is struck with the drum sticks, the snare adds a vibration, or rattle, to the drum's din. The Renaissance style drums have a tension rim holding the skin head, and the snare is on the bottom head. This style of drum is a traditional military drum with a long history. They were used to mark time for marching or to signal during confrontations. In England during Renaissance, side drums like this were known as a tabor. In England, the shallow tabor, associated with the American war of independence, is sometimes called a tom tom. In France, during the 18th century, they were known as tambours , or tabret, and were well associated with the political resistance and rebellion against the French monarchy. As a military instrument this drum was often used in combination with a wooden or metal pipe. Both instruments were played by one individual, like a one-man-band. The 7-hole pipe was held and played with one hand, while the other hand held the drum stick and played the tabor which hung from the wrist, shoulder, or arm. Such snare drums were used in military bands until the 19th century, when it became an orchestral instrument. Today this style of snare drum is used in parades and processions. Originally such drums were fashioned from solid timber making them quite heavy. These modern replicas are fashioned from attractive half-inch laminates for strength and light-weight and mulberry top and bottom rings. Each drum comes with 2 drum sticks. There are brass hooks to help suspend the drum from your belt or strap while playing.

Measurements:
Size is 10" x 11".
Weight 6 Lbs.

Edward I and Edward II Medieval Coin Replica E1E2CP
The Edward I and Edward II Medieval Coin Replicas is a Silver Penny, minted at London and found in a treasure trove at Renfrew in 1963! The card gives a good overview of the struggles between King Edward I (longshanks), Edward II, William Wallace (Braveheart) and Robert the Bruce.
Leather Chinstrap for WWII German Helmets
Our reproduction chinstrap features quality workmanship and is made from vegetable tanned leather with steel buckles. These straps are die-cut, hand-stitched and embossed with the maker mark, making them some of the best replacement chinstraps on the market. Comes complete with a set of our Double Buttons for attachment, they're perfect for replacement of missing or damaged straps. Fits the M-35, M-40 and M-42 German Helmets. Great for restoration projects.
Colt M1860 Army Issue Revolver Non-Firing
During the Civil War, the Union Army purchased almost 130,000 pieces of the M1860 Colt percussion revolver, making it the most-used revolver in the conflict. Enterprising Confederate armories were quick to appropriate the design and produce the piece for Southern troops. The gun was a .44 caliber, six shot, front-loader that took linen or paper cartridges. Our Colt M1860 Army Issue Revolver Replica has the handling characteristics of the original, with functional lock and loading mechanisms.

Key Features:
* Non-fireable
* Functional lever-action mechanism
* Correct size and weight

Measurements:
Barrel Length: 7 3/4 Inches
Overall Length: 14 5/8 Inches
Weight: 2lb 8oz

This is a non-firing copy of the original. This piece replicates the original in size, weight and appearance, and functions much like the original. However, this replica cannot be made to fire or part interchanged.

It is the customer's responsibility to check all local laws pertaining to an item before you place your order.  We are not responsible for packages confiscated due to Customs inspections.

Cannot Ship To:
NJ, NYC, RI

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