Memento Mori Signet RingBased on Ring Found During Jamestown Excavation Designed to be Used as Letter Seal Made in the USA Based on a gold signet ring found during the Jamestown excavations that is thought to have belonged to Captain Christopher Lawne (1619). Memento Mori is Latin for remember your mortality. It was often practiced as a spiritual discipline to remind oneself that life is short. Like the original, the design is cut in reverse to be used as a letter seal. Made

Hungry for a boiled pudding

Worn night and day by 18th century girls as the main undergarment

This hand-forged iron Rotisserie Set turns your Townsend Heavy-Duty Fire Set (sold separately) into a convenient Rotisserie

19th century style cut for comfort with convenient front pockets and suspender buttons

If you are a longtime reenactor looking to be historically accurate and piece together a really great kit

Available in four sizes: Small (34” to 36” chest)

please allow 2-4 weeks if it needs to be made

Based on Existing Period Example

Our Early 19th-Century Waistcoat with its sharp cuts and crisp lines is perfect for the 1790's to 1820's gentlemen

Item # PC-140

Item # IW-97

The ladle holds about a half cup and is 15" long