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How did Vikings name their swords?

The Vikings and related people used kennings to poetically name and describe their weapons.

The new Celtic Spear from Arms and Armor

Our Celtic Spear is a new item available via our website. Although we have made a few of them over the years, we've ...

The best books to understand Medieval Swords

Must have research for the study of the sword.

Scottish Two Handed Sword, or Claymore, Spotlight

Two Handed Swords Of the Highlanders

Weapons used at the Battle of Hastings

The Battle of Hastings is one of the famous turning points of history. While we have no documented artifacts of the ...

How to use an Italian Pole Hammer

In today's blog we examine some of the guards and strikes that were common to pole hammers and axes in the fourteenth...

How many styles of Rapier are there?

Why yes, that is a rapier

Leeds Castle Sword Winner

Winner of the Leeds Castle Sword is ...

Myths about swords from expert sources

As makers of high quality and historically accurate reproductions of medieval swords we need to understand swords bo...

How thin were medieval swords?

Many swords were thinner and more flexible than is commonly thought.

Gustav Vasa Rapier Spotlight

The Gustav Vasa Rapier from Arms & Armor is an exceptional replica of the sword of a King. Gustav Vasa was king...

Three books you must read to understand polearms

One of the great things about the last decade is the widespread availability of authoritative books detailing how to ...
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