Free for All Friday: Replica Swords & Armour for Your Inner Warrior

If you’ve spent any time with teenagers lately, you’ll know they have very specific interests—and my eldest daughter is currently obsessed with weapons.

Not in a worrying way, of course (well… maybe just a little when she starts naming them!), but in a passionate, historical-research-meets-fantasy-novelist kind of way. She’s utterly fascinated by swords, shields, and anything that resembles medieval or Roman battlefield gear.

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Free for All Friday: Replica Swords and Armour for Your Inner Warrior 🛡️⚔️

Replica Swords & Armour for Your Inner Warrior

So when I discovered the incredible Replica Swords and Armour collection at the English Heritage Shop, I knew this was something I had to share. These aren’t just novelty props—they’re hand-crafted replicas, designed with care and historical accuracy. Honestly, my teen would love to hang one (or five!) of these stunning pieces on her bedroom wall. She says they’d “look amazing with fairy lights.” Who am I to argue?

Here are a few of our top picks:

🗡 Seax of Beagnoth – £95
This gorgeous blade is a prestige piece, decorated with copper, bronze, and silver wire. It’s a true treasure for any Saxon history enthusiast.

⚔️ Replica Black Prince Sword – £190
A striking tribute to Edward of Woodstock—perfect for those who love tales of medieval knights and royal intrigue.

👑 Excalibur Sword – £180
Who doesn’t want to claim their very own Excalibur? This legendary sword is an icon of fantasy and British folklore.

🛡 Roman Scutum Shield – £115
Pair it with the Pompeii Gladius – £130 and recreate a Roman legionary’s kit!

🛡 Ribchester Helmet – £150
Discovered in Lancashire by a child—how perfect is that for our spooky family lifestyle? Now you can own a replica of this mysterious artefact.

🧤 Gothic Gauntlets – £150 and Gothic Sallet Helmet – £130
Add a dramatic flourish to your décor—or your next cosplay event. These pieces make a statement.

🗡 Renaissance Rapier – £140
For those with flair and style, this elegant weapon is all about honour, duels, and dashing swordplay.

🪖 Norman Helmet with Aventail – £80
Perfect for fans of Viking history—after all, the Normans were descendants of Norse warriors!

From Cosplay to Reenactments

Whether you’re shopping for a history buff, fantasy fan, cosplay queen, or curious teenager (like mine!), these pieces bring a touch of the past into your present. They’re ideal for unique gifts, home display, or inspiring the next generation of storytellers and adventurers.

And the best part? Every purchase helps support the English Heritage charity, keeping our historic sites protected and accessible for all.

🔗 Explore the full collection now and see which piece of history speaks to your inner warrior.

Happy shopping—and watch your fingers! Some of these replicas look very sharp…

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English Heritage Sword

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