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Historic steel handcuffs with lock

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$54.98 USD
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$54.98 USD
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Highlights

This authentic replica of medieval handcuffs made of solid steel is a functional accessory for reenactment, LARP, or as a historical decorative piece.

  • Detailed and fully functional reconstruction of historical handcuffs
  • Hand-forged from solid steel with an authentic antique finish
  • Secure closure with the included matching padlock
  • Robust construction with a weight of approximately 850 g for a realistic feel
  • Versatile use as a prop for dungeon scenarios, theater, or historical reenactments
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com

Historic steel handcuffs with lock
Historic steel handcuffs with lock
Historic steel handcuffs with lock

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Questions about the product Historic steel handcuffs with lock

What material are these historical handcuffs made of, and is a matching key included?

The historical handcuffs are made of sturdy steel and come with matching keys.

How heavy are these hand-forged carbon steel handcuffs and how long is the connecting chain between the cuffs?

These hand-forged carbon steel handcuffs weigh approximately 350 g. Information regarding the specific length of the connecting chain is not available in the provided data.

Are these historical handcuffs adjustable in size, and what is their weight?

These historical steel handcuffs are fully functional and adjustable in size. They weigh approximately 0.6 kg.

From which era do the historical models for these handcuffs originate, and for which specific roles, such as jailers or pirates, are they particularly suitable as props?

The historical models for these handcuffs date back to the 19th century, particularly the time of the American Civil War. As props, they are ideally suited for roles such as jailers, pirates, lawmen, or prisoners in historical reenactments and presentations.