A balanced, single-handed axe common among deckhands and laborers. Doubles as a throwing weapon for short distances.

A small, balanced hammer handy both as a tool and as a simple weapon.

A short, double-edged blade used by shiphands and scouts. Light and easy to keep sharpened.

A sturdy longsword forged with balanced weight and a comfortable grip.

A compact bow well suited to close-range work on barges and docks.

A round, iron-rimmed shield commonly used by harbor watch and boatmen.

Leather studded with small iron rivets for extra protection without hampering movement.

A chain shirt combining metal scales and flexible backing; popular among foremen who need protection and mobility.

A full set of smith's tools tuned for repairs on anchors, hull fittings and ironwork on small vessels.

A quality whetstone for keeping blades and chisels sharp.

A grappling hook sized for small boats and lighter rigging tasks.

A set of sturdy manacles used by town watch and shipmasters to secure prisoners or cargo.

A small kit of rivets, punches and starter tools used for splicing plates and repairing anchors and seams.

A large anchor spike sized for small river barges and flatboats.

Service: custom fitting or basic anchor repair, includes rivets and simple patchwork.

A bulk packet of rivets for ongoing hull and anchor work.

A small tin of saltproofing wax used to protect iron fittings and slow corrosion.

A sealed glass vial of red liquid that mends wounds. Kept behind the counter for emergencies.