Polish Hussar Supply Plus
| Welcome to Polish Hussar Supply Plus! |
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| Our mission is to supply reenactors and collectors with historically accurate replicas of 17th century Polish and East European arms, armor and clothing. I can be reached at eric@polishhussarsupply.com or 603- 563- 8054 during regular business hours Thanks Eric Stefan Jadaszewski |
| Above, Suit of Polish Winged Hussar Armor This suit was custom made for The Polish Cultural Center of Discovery and Learning in Chicopee MA. Feb. 2007 |
| Polish Winged Hussar's Gorget or Obojczyk |
| Rich's armor and wings were made in my workshop, his Polish hussar boots are from our custom boot maker in Poland |
| See our 'Links' page for Tomka Armory if you'd like to buy a restored 'original' Polish, Tatar or Turkish sabers |
Above, Polish and Eastern officer's maces Left, a Sajdak, the set of the Bow case (Lubia) and arrow quiver (Kolczan) Below,Hussar paldrons |
| Below, a Lithuanian nobleman's zupon. Fine blue brocade with a gold silk lining for a customer in Michigan. |
| Above is a 'Karwasz' forearm guard worn by Polish hussars and Pancerni Cossacks, |
| Above a karacena scasle type gorget worn by wealthy hussar officers in the late 17th century. To the right, a Polish Hussar Breast plate, backplate, gorget and paldrons To the left, Eric as a light cavalryman on horseback and an event * ASk us about accepting Pay Pal and major Credit Cards |
| A Store Dedicated To Your East European Reenacting Needs |
| * Polish * Lithuanian * Ruthenian-Ukrainian *Muscovite-Russian * Zaporazhian Cossack * Crimean Tartar *Hungarian *Ottoman-Turkish |
| Visitors since November 2005 |
| Crimean Tartar Bow from our bower in Hungary |
| Kolpak fur cap worn by all types of Eastern European cavalry in the 17th century. |
| Ask us about our 'Husaria Tour of Poland' August 12-24, 2008 Visit castles, battlefields and major collections of hussar arms and armor. Be apart of the largest 17th cen. reenactment in Poland - Vivat Vasa and spend 3 nights in Gniew castle. |
| My son Nicholas shooting one of Csaba Grozer's Turkish horse bows. Note the arrow in flight. Thanks Mike McDermitt for the photo. |
| Custom made suit of 17th century Polish winged hussar armor from Scott in Green bay WI. Not e the curved wings |