Museum Replicas Limited

Museum Replicas Limited Premier designer, manufacturer and retailer of swords, armor, period clothing, prop replicas & unique items.
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Since its inception in 1985, Museum Replicas Limited has maintained a business ideal, that parallels its name. We strive to replicate historical arms and armor to a degree, which matches the authentic quality of exquisite museum artifacts. At MRL it is never about just selling a sword, but to sell a sword that any warrior of the age would recognize as a worthy blade. Over the years, as the name as

grown, so have our ambitions. Museum Replicas has been the official licensee for many props, costumes and armor reproductions from Hollywood films and popular television series. These few decades have been just the beginning of the adventure! We invite you to stay with us on our journey to bring you the best in arms and armor!

Catch us at the Blade Show! June 5-7. Booth 2400.
06/03/2026

Catch us at the Blade Show! June 5-7. Booth 2400.

05/29/2026

If you've ever wanted to hold a piece of genuine 15th-century English history, this is about as close as it gets without breaking into the Royal Armouries.

The Windlass IX.144 Falchion is a hand-forged replica of the original sword in the Royal Armouries Collection, a late medieval English infantry hanger carried by billmen and archers during the Wars of the Roses. Think Towton. Think Bosworth. This is what those men carried into battle.

What makes this piece special isn't just the provenance, it's the engineering. The S-curve knuckle bow and reverse guard were purpose-built for bare hands or light gloves, not gauntlets. The hollow-ground blade, narrow fuller, and distal taper make it remarkably light and fast for its era. At just under 2 lbs with a 27" blade, it handles like a dream.

1080 high carbon steel. Hand forged. Hardened to 52–54 Rockwell. Comes with a leather-covered wood sheath, brass chape, and certificate of authenticity.

This is a sword that rewards the people who actually study the history behind it. Pick one up for yourself at https://bit.ly/4wzZ1u3

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June’s calendar is packed.Across the U.S. and beyond, Renaissance festivals, Celtic gatherings, Viking events, and histo...
05/27/2026

June’s calendar is packed.

Across the U.S. and beyond, Renaissance festivals, Celtic gatherings, Viking events, and historical fairs are in full swing. Some are massive multi-weekend productions. Others are smaller events known mainly through word of mouth, reenactment circles, and longtime attendees.

For collectors, reenactors, educators, craftspeople, and history enthusiasts, this season offers something harder to find elsewhere: the chance to experience history as something tangible. Not just something observed, but something worn, carried, built, and shared.

We pulled together a broad June 2026 event list to help with planning, road trips, and discovering a few events that may not already be on your radar.

If there’s a June event known for authenticity, craftsmanship, or strong historical immersion, share it below so more people can discover it.

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05/26/2026

Most people recognize the name. Very few know what she actually did. Joan of Arc was a 16-year-old peasant girl who showed up to a military garrison with nothing but conviction and asked to lead an army. She was turned away. She came back. And eventually she got through.

What followed was a military campaign that should not have been possible. She broke a months-long siege at Orleans. She crossed enemy territory alone. She identified a king hiding among his own courtiers. She took a wound in battle and kept fighting.

And when she was finally captured and put on trial at 19 years old, she faced her judges without counsel, without defense, and without breaking.

She was executed on May 30, 1431. Twenty-five years later her conviction was overturned. Nearly 500 years after her death she was declared a saint.

Watch the full reel and click https://bit.ly/492JiJQ to read more on the blog. Part 3 is on the way, and we are telling the story of another remarkable woman from the Middle Ages. Follow along so you do not miss it.

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Most people know the name. Far fewer know the full story.Joan of Arc was a 16-year-old peasant girl from a tiny French v...
05/25/2026

Most people know the name. Far fewer know the full story.

Joan of Arc was a 16-year-old peasant girl from a tiny French village when she walked into a military garrison and asked to lead an army. She was turned away. She came back. And eventually, against every odd imaginable, she got through.

What followed was one of the most remarkable military and spiritual campaigns in recorded history. She broke a months-long siege at Orleans. She pushed an uncrowned king to his own coronation. She rallied a fractured country around a cause that had looked completely lost.

And then she was captured, tried by a tribunal that had already decided her fate, and executed at 19 years old.

Twenty-five years later her conviction was overturned. Nearly 500 years after her death, she was declared a saint.

Click the link to read the full story on the blog: https://bit.ly/4noQ4zm

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05/22/2026

And yes, on the surface, it might look like two people hitting each other with swords. But there’s more going on here than most realize. Technique. Control. Timing. A tradition rooted in centuries of martial practice and discipline. It’s not just action. It’s history in motion.

Share this with someone who understands the difference.

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Some pieces are collected. Others are kept. This Knights Templar inspired sword reflects a time when weapons carried pur...
05/20/2026

Some pieces are collected. Others are kept. This Knights Templar inspired sword reflects a time when weapons carried purpose beyond the battlefield. Engraved with Christus Vincit. Christus Regnat., it speaks to the faith, discipline, and brotherhood that defined the Order.

Hand forged from high carbon steel by skilled smiths, this blade is built for balance, durability, and presence. The inset coin pommel, leather wrapped grip, and fully matched scabbard and belt complete a piece that feels as substantial as its history.

For those who appreciate craftsmanship and the weight of the past, this is more than a display. It is a statement.

Shop now at Musuem Replicas and bring this piece into your collection: https://bit.ly/48xS2Hx

All photo credits go to Moss ( on TikTok)

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05/19/2026

At just 15 years old, Eleanor of Aquitaine became the most powerful heiress in Europe. She went on to become Queen of France and later Queen of England. She traveled on crusade, influenced culture, and helped rule an empire that stretched across nations. She was not a background figure in history. She stood at the center of it. She was a strategist, a patron of the arts, and a political force in a time when women were rarely given a voice, let alone power.

Even after imprisonment, she returned to lead, govern, and shape the legacy of kings like Richard I. Her story is one of resilience, intelligence, and lasting influence. Stay with us for Part 2, where we explore the life of Empress Theodora.

Which part of Eleanor’s story stands out to you most?

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At just 15 years old, Eleanor of Aquitaine became the most powerful heiress in Europe.She went on to become Queen of Fra...
05/18/2026

At just 15 years old, Eleanor of Aquitaine became the most powerful heiress in Europe.

She went on to become Queen of France and later Queen of England, placing her at the center of two of the most influential courts of the Middle Ages.

She did not remain on the sidelines. She rode on crusade, influenced culture, helped build a dynasty, and played a direct role in the politics that shaped Europe.

Even after years of imprisonment, she returned to power in her sixties, acting as regent and holding the kingdom together during critical moments.

Her story is one of strategy, resilience, and influence in a time when power was rarely handed to women.

If you want to discover more women who shaped the medieval world, explore our full blog: Notable Women of the Middle Ages: https://bit.ly/3P7D0Si

Which part of Eleanor’s story do you find most impressive?

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05/17/2026

We'll be straight with you. If you've been watching this sale all weekend and haven't pulled the trigger yet, tonight is it. The Annual May Sale ends today, and we're closing it out with the strongest offer of the weekend. Spend $299 or more and walk away with a FREE forged iron corkscrew, a hand-crafted piece that honestly deserves its own spot in your collection. Use code MAYSALE at checkout to unlock it.

This audience knows quality when they see it. Collectors who research every purchase. Reenactors who won't settle for inaccurate pieces. Designers who want their space to tell a story. Educators who want history you can actually hold in your hands. This sale was built around all of you, and tonight it closes.

🏛️ 20% off sitewide - code MAYSALE
🏛️ Up to 75% off select pieces
🏛️ FREE forged iron corkscrew on orders $299+
🏛️ Fixed price deals at $15, $25, and $50
🏛️ Sale ends tonight - no extensions

The pieces that sell out first are always the ones people wish they had grabbed when they had the chance. Don't be that person.

https://bit.ly/48C5sT2 | Code MAYSALE | Ends Tonight

[Today is the final day of the Annual May Sale at Museum Replicas — use code MAYSALE at checkout for 20% off sitewide on museum-quality armor, medieval weapon reproductions, historical artifacts, ceremonial swords, chainmail, and period-accurate collectibles. Orders of $299 or more qualify for a free forged iron corkscrew while supplies last. Shop fixed price deals at $15, $25, and $50 across categories built for serious collectors, reenactors, living historians, educators, interior designers, and film and theater productions. Historically accurate reproductions crafted with premium materials are all included. Sale ends tonight with no extensions — this is the final opportunity to save on pieces that belong in a serious collection.]

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