TherionArms Monthly news update, September 23, 2010

[Therion]

Howdy, folks.

Here are the daily updates I have posted on TherionArms (and the
TherionArms fan page on facebook) over the past month -


Gothic bastard umbrella (sale price 09/22)
Pecoraro sabre (fresh pictures 09/21)
Rondel dagger (featured item 09/20)
Damascus jian (featured item 09/19)
Sutton Hoo helmet (extremely limited special revival 09/18)
Spiked war hammer (last one! 09/17)
Practical Plus tanto (featured item 09/16)
Hutton sabre (fresh pictures 09/15)
Buffalo rib obsidian dagger (featured item 09/14)
Scottish baskethilted broadsword (featured item 09/13)
Tinker Pearce Viking sword - blunt (featured item 09/12)
Scottish claymore - William Wallace (fresh pictures 09/11)
Taza main gauche - antiqued (fresh pictures 09/10)
Poleaxe with bec de corbin (featured item 09/09)
Henry V arming sword (featured item 09/08)
Pirates of the Caribbean: Hector Barbossa sword (added 09/07)
Confederate D-guard Bowie knife (featured item 09/06)
Practical plus katana (featured item 09/05)
Curved shinai (featured item 09/04)
Archer's gambeson - black (fresh pictures 09/03)
Coppergate helm - living history combat grade (fresh pictures 09/02)
Riveted maille mitten swatches (added 09/01)
Scottish dirk - early style (fresh pictures 08/31)
Tinker Pearce Great Sword of War (featured item 08/30)
Military dadao (added 08/29)
Munich dagger (on closeout, last call! 08/28)
Cobra Steel kopis (fresh pictures 08/27)
French M1830 cavalry saber (fresh pictures 08/26)
Colichemarde dagger (added 08/25)
Svord peasant knife (featured item 08/24)
British M1879 saw-back bayonet (last call! 08/23)


All of these listings can most easily be found linked on the Recent
Additions and Featured Items catalog page -
http://www.therionarms.com/reenact/index.shtml


Quote of the month:

"Now combat with the sword is in essence a practice in which two opponents strive against each other with the sword with the intent that one will outmaneuver and overcome the other with intelligence and nimbleness, artfully, finely, and manfully, with cuts and other handwork; so that if it were necessary in earnest cases, through such practice one may be more quick and skillful, and more judicious for the protection of his body. - --Joachim Meyer - 1570

Cheers!