We have large (TL) 8' high x 14' x 7' and smaller (TS) 7' high x 13' x 7' tents with single (front opening) or dual, side openings. Extra poles are provided for the Merchant Trader version of the dual opening tent with guy ropes.
These tents are the three-pole type (two vertical and one Horizontal) and are held up by the pegs around the base rather than ropes. These are very stable. The poles are 2" diameter hardwood, with metal sleeves to break down into lengths below 5' for ease of transport. The poles are further treated with linseed oil to preserve and strengthen.
The tents are a coloured, water-resistant canvass done in material widths of less than 18" (believed to be the max. loom size used in the middle ages) and are available in a range of the gaudy colours believed popular at the time. All are bell-ended at both ends.

All tents include extra thick water repellant central groundsheet and metal pegs and poles unless the £40 off option is selected.

Tents were probably restricted to fairly rich travelers in the Middle Ages (the poor couldn't afford to go anywhere) and they would probably have been waterproofed with pig or mutton fat. Our trader tents make excellent garden furniture for summer parties and we suggest you use a tarpaulin to keep the underside of the groundsheet clean
Please note that all canvass is flammable and you should keep naked flame well away from these products.

Ancient Battle Crafts can make tents to any size shape or colour, please contact us for quote

This charming little gadget is made from cast-iron and designed to burn charcoal in a manner that will not risk damaging lawns. Even so, we suggest that a stable, stone-slab base is used for maximum safety and
Children are kept well clear. A good charcoal fire will boil a kettle in a few minutes. The upper grill and carrying handle can both be removed.

Cast Iron tripod, about 3' high with swivel legs and central hook, clawed feet for secure placement. Made in England.