A common steel dagger. Useful as a tool and a last-resort weapon.

A versatile one-handed blade suited to boarding actions and close work.

Reliable ranged weapon. Comes with a crude loading crank suited to shipboard use.

Hard-wearing studded leather armor, lined with extra padding to resist icy wind.

Simple round shield. Useful for blocking gusts of ice-laden debris as well as blows.

A stitched kit with salves and instruments used to stabilize the injured and tend to wounds.

Strong, slightly stiff rope useful for securing cargo or scaling icy faces.

Keeps fluids from freezing quickly and fits into a harness on an aviator's belt.

Sturdy pack with insulated interior chambers to keep perishables from freezing solid.

Dense, high-calorie ration bar of cured meats and compressed grains. Keeps indefinitely in cold.

Sparks readily even when damp; the interior is oiled to resist freezing.

Thieves' tools. The shop's version includes a tiny oil sachet to prevent freezing of hinges.

A Snowflake Stone: a consumable cold-charge used as a non-lethal deterrent or for short-term freezing effects.

A heavy, fur-lined parka that protects the wearer from extreme cold. Keeps wearer comfortable in blizzard conditions.

Insulated Aviator's Goggles: reduce glare and protect the eyes from wind and flying ice.

A bottle of chilled ice wine popular with airship passengers. Can be sold or traded for information.

Vacuum-sealed frozen meat. Durable and filling; good for long expeditions.

Clockwork Handwarmer: a small, steam-driven brass device used by craftsmen and arctic navigators.

Ice-Silk Scarf: a prized bit of cloth among airship pilots for preventing cold-related discomfort.