Horns, Bugles and Trumpets
Horns, Bugles and Trumpets were quite popular instruments during the Renaissance. The traditional Fanfare Trumpet is very well known and was probably used at every ceremony, town meeting and in every Royal Court. We have Hunting Horns to celebrate the feast that was caught and bugles which were used more for military purposes. Our Horns and Trumpets are great for Re-enactments, Medieval and Renaissance Weddings and Parties and Renaissance Fairs.
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The Herald's trumpet will sound a rousing fanfare for lords and ladies or decorate castle walls to perfection! Crafted in drawn brass and measuring an imposing 50 inches long, the trumpet can be supplied with an optional banner (see Item ON1202).
These Civil War bugles are instrument-quality pieces, capable of sounding the charge with ear-splitting efficiency. Four bugle models are available, one each with the 'U.S.A.' and 'C.S.A.' insignia and two unmarked pieces.
Instruments are an effective way of communicating orders, especially when you are working with large numbers. This Civil War Army Bugle is modeled after the bugles that were used to signal troops in the field with orders like charge, march, and retreat.
Communication during battle could be difficult, if not out-right impossible with the noise and the chaos. The Romans devised a way to do so, though, utilizing this Horn Cornu to encode a general's orders into signals and broadcast them over the field.
Instruments have long been used to signal soldiers on the field of battle, and the US Army is no different. This Antiqued 7th Cavalry Bugle is modeled after typical army bugles and pays homage to the 7th cavalry, who have long fought for our country's interests.
Even the Romans held processionals and parades, oftentimes in celebration of their armies' conquests and great deeds. And during those processionals, instruments like this Tuba, also known as the lituus, could be heard bellowing its notes.
These Civil War bugles are instrument-quality pieces, capable of sounding the charge with ear-splitting efficiency. Four bugle models are available, one each with the 'U.S.A.' and 'C.S.A.' insignia and two unmarked pieces.
These Civil War bugles are instrument-quality pieces, capable of sounding the charge with ear-splitting efficiency. Four bugle models are available, one each with the 'U.S.A.' and 'C.S.A.' insignia and two unmarked pieces.
These Civil War bugles are instrument-quality pieces, capable of sounding the charge with ear-splitting efficiency. Four bugle models are available, one each with the 'U.S.A.' and 'C.S.A.' insignia and two unmarked pieces.
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