The links are considerably smaller. For price, depends on when he wants to move it. I would say at a low ballpark at least 600-700, and easily up to about 1250, depending on the market. Not sure of groups acting within that timeperiod, or of it's legality within any of those rulesets, which may be ...

adamstjohn wrote:Hi!

Can you make the picture (a lot) smaller?

Thanks!

Done. Do you by chance know a SCAdian from Nurnburg names Agalmar(I think...) he writes books. in 2002 I was in germany for a while and stayed with him for a few days there.

G'day, I'm hanging out in Belarus at present and my good friend here who has had his work in russian books about the arms and armour of the grand dutchy of lithuania was wondering what would be considered a reasonable price for this helm. I've made a few crappy SCA helms but this helm is later perio...

wel I'm a canadian travellig in poland right now. just visited the armoury at Wawel in Krakow. I met a member of one knights club in Warsaw... no luck finding others yet.

I am wondering...


How can I make/get a convex frankish style shield??? I have never seen one on sale and have no idea how to go about making one..

THanks for the suggestions about the Royal Armoury! I can't wait. THere are also a TON of castles around MAdrid.

I already sent an email to the local shire, mabey I can find a local to show me around a bit, that would be very cool.

Now I wander if they have a decent collection in Lisbon.

On my European 'tour' i hit lot of museums and such. Most notable were the following Dresden Rustkrammer: Germany Wallace Collection: London Graz Armoury: Austria Stibbert Museum: Florence, Italy http://www.spacespa.it/openheritage/stibbert.html I'm actually now trying to locate where the best colle...

THere is a new book in ther warrior series out "Carolingian Warrior" by Davide Nicolle who wrote the one o nthe age of chalemange. I just odered my copy from amazon.ca I also have been working towards a Carolingian warrior from that period, 950 ad The only really important piece that is period that ...

On my scale vest I have a buckel on the upper left where the sholder strap comes over. My scale opens on the left side with a significant overlap (hopefully I'll gain a bit more muscel eventually) and it is held snug around me by my squire belt. Because my backing leather is rather rigid this works ...

THat should have read 'Sir Osric" not Sri Osric... it's late and I was painting shields today with some potent spray paint.

http://medievaljon.tripod.com/osricvisit2003.html Thats to good Tor of Mercia I have three digital pics of my scale and I threw them online. I used 18g galvanized steel rivet onto a fairly solid leather backing which I waxed first. Every scale was creased for strength and looks. I eventually want t...