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What is Bluing?
The sword makers of the past used several decorative techniques to enhance their designs. Today we are going to look ...
Crooked Pommels, Why?
Sometimes our modern eyes will deceive us about medieval swords. We see something we attribute to age or damage and ...
What are sword wounds like?
We are often asked "Can you imagine being stabbed with a sword?" Well yes we can, sadly. Not only do we have some pe...
Dane Axe cutting at the Valley of the Sun Tournament
Today we share a video of some highly skilled cutters using one of our Dane Axes to cut tatami.
How to tighten your Nordland Axe head.
Today we are going to take a quick look at how to tighten your Nordland Axe head if it should ever work loose. This a...
What is a Hewing Spear?
Combat spears of the early medieval period often had long blades and in many cases lugs extending from the socket. Th...
Italian Three Ring Rapier
The Arms and Armor Three Ring Italian Rapier is a classic example of a late 16th century civilian sword. Today we sh...
Is your sword right or left handed?
Was this sword used right or left handed? A question that many period examples will answer for you, if you look close...
Whats new with the Burgundian Pole Axe?
We wanted to look at some of the new details on our Burgundian Pole Axe and talk a bit about the recent upgrade. This...
Sword Movies to watch on Vacation!
In today's post we revisit and revise our movie list. It is a great way to spend some time over the holiday introduc...
Merry Christmas to All !
From everyone at Arms & Armor Inc. to all have a very Merry Christmas.
For family and friends around our glob...