Revival Militaria

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Welcome to

Revival

Militaria

Welcome to our new website! We are hoping that this will ease your shopping experience! We are working on adding more information and better pictures daily!

We are in the process of going through our inventory. Please contact us before placing your order.

Thank you everyone!

Exciting News: We have received permission from Chivalric Order of Paladins (Ukraine)/ Лицарський Орден Паладинів (Україна) to use their photos on our web page. They are an inspiration for their reenactments! Please check out their Facebook page if you find their photos inspiring!

News!

REBRANDING! We're hoping to expand our product lines to include more armor, swords, and even reach up into Revolutionary, Civil, and World War eras!

"Shop the Timeline" option will let you pick a century and view all we have to offer for it! This will act like a one-stop shop for all your reenactment needs!

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Singles

Backorder:

April 30th

Backorderable Items

Next

Major:

Riding Boots

Sept. 1st

Customer Faves

German Slashed

These exceptional shoes are drawn from late 16th century examples and were popular in Germany, Burgundy, Northern Italy and England, probably from 1550-1600 or so.

In "Stepping Through Time" they are called "Tie-Lace Fastening on Latchet Shoes, type 130."

"Padded" Light Sparring Glove

Wonderful!
Marcus La Grone (Tulsa, OK) 4/18/2011 7:43 PM
These gloves are a fantastic compromise of fit, feel and protection. I normally have a hard time finding gloves that fit well as I have a normal span, but narrow finger. None the less, I went with large under the "fits most" theme and was pleasantly surprised.

Kevlar Gloves

Perfect for FMA
Daniel Maloy (Amana, IA) 2/2/2010 10:40 AM
There are not a lot of options when you're looking for protective gear for arnis. After a few years of study everyone's kit looks quite different, and most of it only provides barely-adequate protection. This is especially true in hand protection. These gloves, however, are above and beyond any hand protection gear I've used in my 10 years in FMA. The kevlar reinformcements are perfectly placed to lighten strikes to the back of the hand

Low Boots

Ms
Rebeca la Chienne (Cedar Rapids, IA) 6/28/2011 11:24 AM
These boots are extremely comfortable *once they are broken in!* I wetted them down and then spent a Saturday walking around in wet squishy boots to wear them in so the leather behind my foot was more supple. Once worn in, they have been fantastic. I've had them for nearly a year now and are still going strong. Still figuring out the best way to tie them, but they are very comfortable and durable.

German Slashed

These exceptional shoes are drawn from late 16th century examples and were popular in Germany, Burgundy, Northern Italy and England, probably from 1550-1600 or so.

In "Stepping Through Time" they are called "Tie-Lace Fastening on Latchet Shoes, type 130."

"Padded" Light Sparring Glove

Wonderful!
Marcus La Grone (Tulsa, OK) 4/18/2011 7:43 PM
These gloves are a fantastic compromise of fit, feel and protection. I normally have a hard time finding gloves that fit well as I have a normal span, but narrow finger. None the less, I went with large under the "fits most" theme and was pleasantly surprised.

Kevlar Gloves

Perfect for FMA
Daniel Maloy (Amana, IA) 2/2/2010 10:40 AM
There are not a lot of options when you're looking for protective gear for arnis. After a few years of study everyone's kit looks quite different, and most of it only provides barely-adequate protection. This is especially true in hand protection. These gloves, however, are above and beyond any hand protection gear I've used in my 10 years in FMA. The kevlar reinformcements are perfectly placed to lighten strikes to the back of the hand

Low Boots

Ms
Rebeca la Chienne (Cedar Rapids, IA) 6/28/2011 11:24 AM
These boots are extremely comfortable *once they are broken in!* I wetted them down and then spent a Saturday walking around in wet squishy boots to wear them in so the leather behind my foot was more supple. Once worn in, they have been fantastic. I've had them for nearly a year now and are still going strong. Still figuring out the best way to tie them, but they are very comfortable and durable.