Techniques of medieval armour reproduction

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Barry
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Techniques of medieval armour reproduction

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Whee! I just received my copy of TOMAR and I gotta say it's absolutely great! All the pics and instructions.. man, it's armourers bible..
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Ok I Have been hearing about TOMAR for a while now.Where do you fing a copy and how much will I be set back?
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I got mine off half.com for about $45. The normal going price seems to be about $75, and is well worth it, in my honest opinion.

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WalMart on line had them for $25 if I remember correctly.
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Post by Pietro da San Tebaldo »

It's in print, list price is $75, and you can obtain it from the Chronique Bookshelf (a website operated by its author, so cut out the middle man!).

highly recommended!

I can't wait for the companion volume Brian's been mentioning - it deals with the next century's armour atyles! (We'll probably see it about 2010, with my luck...) Image

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I think Brian is going for one book a century Image
Maximillian styles will be corvered in 2105..
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Post by Crows Anvil »

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Evil_Merlin:
WalMart on line had them for $25 if I remember correctly.</font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not really, here´s the current link:
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=1393568

And, yes, it is our bible !

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I knew there was a $25 in there someplace...

Wal-Mart sells it for $25 less than almost anyone else new!
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If only that nifty "general purpose T-stake" were available. Anywhere?
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Post by ToolGoon »

Not to be a nitpicker, but I figured I'd stick my nose in.

Brian Price, the author of TOMAR, operates <u>Chivalry Bookshelf</u> (Chronique is the Knighthood, Chivalry, and Tournaments resource library, also operated by Mr. Price). Chiv bookshelf has a lot of great titles available and they reprinted Armour from Battle of Wisby, etc.

www.chivalrybookshelf.com

TOMAR, however, is a Paladin Press publication. The book IS, however, available through the Chivalry Bookshelf online store here:

http://www.revival.us/product.asp?0=228&1=229&3=70

Buying direct from the publisher helps support that publisher by giving them more of a percentage since they are the ones selling the book, vs buying it from Walmart or Amazon.

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TOMAR sounds pretty cool. I just ordered a copy of arms and armour of the medieval knight....this sounds like a great book to add to my new started collection Image
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