1. Wool heuk and capuchon. At least, that's what I'm told to call them. In English, that would be "agonizingly large poncho and hood." I made them for a 14th c. English impression with the local medieval group, but the rest of the outfit just doesn't match, so there's so sense hanging on to this, since I'll probably replace it anyhow.
The heuk is I am told a more working garment than a cloak, as the front is belted, the back left free, and the arms are comparatively free to move. The wool is thick - almost blanket weight - and a thick weave of deep green and black threads. Very warm, but weighs a *ton* if it soaks through.
The measurements I was given were... let's just say overly genorous.
If you're under 6', you can probably cut a good 4-6 at least off the bottom at least and not notice it.
If I were one of your rangers, I'd probably cut the bottom foot or more off and use that wool for a quiver lining or something.
The hood has a looong liripipe - also something a ranger might want to cut off and use the wool for a pouch.
Both are 100% wool, cotton thread. The hood is NOT lined or hemmed (it should be lined), and the heuk is incompletely hemmed, although the collar and entire front is hemmed. I will enclose a spool of the thread used so you can complete hemming after sizing it.
I'd like $95 plus actual shipping for these. I'm in Alaska, but they should fit in a larger flat rate box. If not, I'll eat the difference.
2. A Tinker Hanwei longsword blade I got in a trade and never mounted or used. Let's say $75.
(I also came across a beat up katana blade (it is real folded steel with a pretty watery look to it, but it's dinged. Definitely not antique, prolly Chinese), and will add it for just $40 to this one, since they can ship together without much extra trouble. Not worth selling on its own really, but I thought it'd make a nice sweetener for the other blade, and need to get rid of it.)
3. This is the nice one.
A hand-made "elvish" dagger I purchased some years ago at a friends' blacksmithing hammer-in - one of the attendees was displaying his wares, and this was too pretty to leave. Only selling 'cause there's too many sharp and pretties around as it is. The handle is some kind of resin-stabilized burl I think, the leather sheath has a gorgeous leaf pattern, and the hangers are tooled. There is I fear a small "character mark" ding on the handle. It is *wicked* sharp.
I'd like $125 for this.
4. Poking around, I see some other odds and ends - hand-sewn linen pouches, a small copper kettle (unlined, so I won't vouch for its food safety), some scrap leather.. if any of that sounds appealing, let me know.
