• Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather
  • Medieval stainless steel cutlery set including leather case, approx. 19 cm
  • Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather
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Battle-Merchant

Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather

$63.98 USD
$63.98 USD
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Highlights

This authentic medieval travel cutlery set is an essential accessory for reenactment and LARP, combining functionality with historical design.

  • Two-piece set consisting of a knife and a round awl (eating awl) for a stylish medieval banquet
  • High-quality construction from rust-resistant 420 stainless steel guarantees durability and easy cleaning for modern use
  • Customizable handle options such as wood, horn, or bone for a personal touch
  • Compact and practical dimensions with a total length of approximately 19 cm each, ideal for travel
  • Includes an authentic leather sheath for safe and stylish storage directly on your belt
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather
Medieval stainless steel cutlery set including leather case, approx. 19 cm
Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather
Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather

Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather in detail

Questions about the product Medieval travel cutlery set made of stainless steel & leather

What cutlery pieces does the medieval travel cutlery set consist of, how heavy is it including the leather sheath, and is the material suitable for cleaning in the dishwasher?

The medieval travel cutlery set consists of three pieces: a knife, a fork, and an awl (eating spike). Including the double leather sheath, the set weighs approximately 0.3 kg. Since the cutlery is made of stainless steel, it is generally dishwasher safe; however, to preserve its durability and rustic appearance, hand washing is often recommended.
What are the special features of the twisted handles of the cutlery set, and how should the stainless steel parts and the leather sheath be cared for to avoid rust or cracks in the leather?

The twisted handles of the cutlery set provide an authentic medieval look and offer improved grip thanks to their twisted structure. To protect the stainless steel parts from rust, they should always be thoroughly cleaned and completely dried after use; it is also recommended to store the cutlery in a dry place and not expose it to moisture for extended periods. The leather sheath requires regular conditioning with leather grease or oil to keep the material supple and prevent cracking due to drying out, and it should be protected from direct heat and intense sunlight.
What materials are the handles of the set made of, how long are the individual pieces of cutlery, and is the cutlery certified for direct contact with food according to the manufacturer?

The set is made of stainless steel and features handles that may be crafted from wood, horn, or bone, depending on the design. The cutlery pieces are approximately 17 to 18 cm long, with the knife measuring about 18 cm, the fork 17 cm, and the spoon 18 cm. The cutlery is sealed with a food-safe seal, but according to the manufacturer, it does not have formal food safety certification and is therefore offered as a prop for reenactment purposes.
How can the travel cutlery set be securely attached to the belt using the leather straps, and what historical function did the eating awl included in the set originally serve at the table?

- The travel cutlery set is attached directly to the belt using the leather straps on the leather case, ensuring it is secure and readily accessible while traveling.

- The eating awl served in the Middle Ages as a precursor to the fork, used for spearing food, cracking bones for marrow, and as a toothpick.