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Celtic Birdhead Sheath ~ $90
This sheath was inspired by a Celtic LaTene period piece excavated
in central Europe, circa 3rd century B.C.E.. The original curve-bladed iron age knife had corroded and thus preserved the
carved leather sheath that encased it. The birdhead design on the chape of our sheath reflects the curled pommel
of the knife.
Medieval Knife Sheath
~ $35
Natural leather sheath with red-dyed panels. Based on examples
excavated in London, 14th century.
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Various Medieval Sheaths ~ $25 each
Various traditional 14th century designs. Some natural, some dyed.
Fleur-de-lis Sheath ~ $25
Dyed and oiled leather - fleur-de-lis design - 14th Century English
Capped Sheath ~ $35
Museum replica. Cord pulls up to serve as
belt loop.
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Natural Leather Sheaths ~ $25 each
These 14th century sheaths hang from belt by leather loop. This design is common to England, France,
and the low countries.
Pictish Knife Sheath ~ $55
This is a modern sheath design, inspired by numerous stone carvings of bulls from Pictish Scotland,
circa 7th Century C.E.
St. Andrew's, or cross saltire, sheath ~$25
Features St. Andrew's Cross, and cord belt loop.
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