A sturdy steel longsword, well-balanced and filed to a keen edge.

Short, razor-edged blade favored for quick strikes.

A sharp dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good as a backup weapon or tool.

A light, simple bow favored by militia and scouts.

A full-sized wooden longbow, strung with good sinew.

A light crossbow with a steel prod and a wooden stock.

A removable spike that bolts to a shield's face so a bearer can drive it into an opponent.

Stout wooden shield rimmed with iron. Worn but well cared for.

Boiled leather plates stitched onto a supple hide backing.

A favorite for light-armored fighters who need protection without encumbrance.

A shirt woven with rings beneath plates; favored by watchmen and skirmishers.

Interlocked rings forged and riveted into a full mail hauberk. One suit in stock, used but solid.

Common potion of basic healing. Bottled in a small glass vial corked with wax.

A full smith's kit; the shop's primary toolset for armor and weapon repair.

Armor repair kit. Useful for patching damaged armor between visits to a full forge.

Arrows in a small leather bundle; replacement arrows for bows.

A simple quiver for carrying arrows or bolts.

A small whetstone for maintaining an edge between trips to the smith.