A sharp, balanced dagger. Good for everyday tasks and backup defense.

A well-made shortbow suitable for hunters and traveling guards.

A simple, well-stitched leather cuirass patched by the shop's leatherworker. Durable and flexible.

A plain round shield of wood with an iron rim. Light, serviceable, and inexpensive.

A quiver of twenty matched arrows. Cheap, serviceable fletching.

A leather bag full of bandages, splints, salves, and alcohol. Essential for first aid on the road.

Coiled hemp rope, stiff but reliable when properly cared for.

A small wooden box containing char cloth, flint and a steel striker. A household staple.

A hardened tallow torch mounted on a wooden shaft. Cheap and plentiful.

A hooded lantern with clean glass. The shop keeps spare wicks and oil for sale.

A small flask of lamp oil. Sold by the vial for travelers and townsfolk.

A thick wool bedroll, patched in places but warm and dry.

A ration pack that will sustain a traveler for a day: hard bread, cured meat, and a small cheese.

A stitched leather waterskin. Sold empty or filled on request.

A two-person travel tent: weatherproof canvas with a sewn-in ground flap.

A well-made canvas backpack with reinforced straps and a small exterior pocket.

Patchwork Lockpicks. A cheap set cobbled from old locksmith's castoffs. Functional but fragile.

Smokepowder Flare. Useful for signaling, escape, or creating a momentary visual obstruction.

Wayfarer's Candle. Slightly pricier than a common candle but lasts through a long watch.

Traveler's Spice Pouch. Useful for cooks on the road or to barter with taverns.