We were recently asked about what makes a good dagger. Well, there are a few things you should for if you are shopping for a quality dagger, knife or sword. Now, keep in mind, bladed weapons are very dangerous even if they are not sharpened. If they are sharpened, you should be an expert before […]
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Plate armor is very similar to an insect’s exoskeleton. It protects the bones and inner organs from crushing and cutting. Different styles of medieval armor was designed for different purposes. Some styles were better for protection again swords, while others offer better protection against projectiles such as crossbow bolts.
There are many pieces […]
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If you are looking for a high quality, absolutely beautiful sword for your collection…I’ve got some great news for you! The famous Marto swords are now available through A Squared Armory! These stunning swords are made with intense attention to detail. I mean, just look at this Silver Templar sword! I can’t look at it […]
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Medieval helmets come in all shapes, sizes and styles. What you might not know is why some helmets look so completely different from others from the same time period. It’s all about function. Ok, and some looks. It may have been called the Dark Ages, but people still had a sense of style.
You will notice […]
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Well, more like a dagger. But, Dundee sure did have a point (no pun intended) when he flashed his huge bowie knife. Basically, you had to be prepared for anything, and having a capable dagger certainly helps.
In the Middle Ages, a knight could count on three things: His sword, his spirit and his dagger. Daggers […]
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What’s the coolest medieval weapon, other than a trebuchet? You got it…battle axes! What more versatile medieval weapon is there? Other than small daggers, axes were used for many different things in the Middle Ages. Other than in battle, these multitasking weapons were perfect for mundane daily activities. From cutting wood for a fire to […]
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Oh, it is not just good for the Renaissance Faire! (It’s awesome for that) But, there are more uses for chainmail in the modern world than you might think. The incredible strength and durability of chainmail relies on the intricate design of interlocking chains of metal. Individually, these chains are nothing special. But, when interlocked […]
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Well, there are no musketeers here, but we sure do have the Rapiers! The art of fencing is still alive and well today, but unfortunately the frock coats and the men in stockings have turned into people with white suits and nets over their faces. But, the art remains the same!
The whole point (no pun […]
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Everyone knows that part of the majesty of medieval castles comes from the stately stone walls and the enormous tapestries that were hung on those walls. There is some evidence that shows the tapestries helped to insulate the cold stone castle walls, but there is plenty of proof that these medieval woven wall hangings […]
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We’ve been getting so many requests for custom painted shields! I’m happy that people are discovering that they can have this done. I can say from personal experience, that they make excellent gifts. My sisters and I had one painted of our family crest. We gave it to our father as a gift and he […]
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