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Tents & Tailoring ... Medieval to Renaissance Clothing and more!
| Medieval Camp Gear | If you would like a quote on any of the items you see here or on a custom item, please don't hesitate to contact: EponaRockingHorses.com |
| Pavilion Poles If you'd like more information about custom pavillion, tent or sunshade poles, please contact Dave Gray. |
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| Gothic chairs (break down)
These are designed to store flat and use pegs for easy set up and take down. These are shown with a Trefoil, Quarter foil, and shield shaped accents. |
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| Tables & Benches
The legs slip off easy so that they can be stored flat for transport. |
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| Wheel Barrow (break down)
My motto, the wheel barrow is "the last thing on the truck and the first thing off!" Pegs make it a breeze to pack. |
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| Feast gear
The plates and goblets are made from Mahogany and lightly coated with commercial "salad oil" stain. These rough Oregon Myrtle wood burl bowls, are based on a design in the book "The Wooden Bowl" by Robin Wood. (not for sale) |
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| Camp Beds (break down)
These slat beds are made with durable alder wood, and stained with "Boiled Linseed Oil" only. That's the natural wood color. Based on a bed from Marta Hofman’s book "Cloth and Clothing in Medieval Europe", a 10th century bed discovered in the Gokstad barrow. |
 
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| And More!
Morning beverages before the fire. (ok, coffee's not period, but you have to make concessions somewhere!) |
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Our wood products lovingly created by David Gray of www.EponaRockingHorses.com |
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