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Dont use Thompsons waterseal, They changed the makeup of the product a while ago.. Use Fabsil, You cant go wrong...

Training this Sunday 2.00-4.00 ish Usually longer lol... Please see above for address..

Good write up there graham, We considered going this year but as you said, we were unsure of the nationalistic overtones and really the organisors didnt seem to actively try and recruit English re-enactment groups to go.. Maybe they should have asked an English group to take care of recruiting Engli...

Training this Sunday usual place!!!

Armourial Knights Training will take place on Sunday 15th June 2014. Please see previous post for venue/time details....

Armourial Knights Training will take place on Sunday 18th May 2014. This will not just be an opportunity to take part in combat training but there is also a very large sideroom for crafts /advice on correct kit or anything else that participants would like to do. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A MEMBER OF TH...

Agreed, they would use the blunt end of an axe or hammer to stun or kill the animal. I cant see them using the sharp end for this task...

Training this Sunday!!! Armourial Knights Training will take place on Sunday 27th April 2014. This will not just be an opportunity to take part in combat training but there is also a very large sideroom for crafts /advice on correct kit or anything else that participants would like to do. YOU DO NOT...

It may not have been a good idea naming the group

If they are not helping you get your kit together maybe you have chosen the wrong group to join?.. As said, you need the dress code of the group before buying anything as you could end up wasting loads of cash on buying the wrong stuff... :wink: The ILHF is on as well shortly so you could get your s...

Armourial Knights Training will take place on Sunday 23rd March 2014. This will not just be an opportunity to take part in combat training but there is also a very large sideroom for crafts /advice on correct kit or anything else that participants would like to do. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A MEMBER OF ...

Happy New Year from the Armourials!!!

Could be worth you looking here??
https://www.facebook.com/groups/134476826760490/

The Armourial Knights are looking to expand it's membership base to selected committed individuals,couples or families.We carry out events throughout the country at prestigious locations with us providing activities such as Combat,Dancing, Falconry, Blacksmithing, Basket making, Textiles and Archery...

You may want to look here. Loads of information/pictures etc...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/140023202867240/

Have messaged you..

The photo's are of the 14th Century Alliance event at Tutbury Castle..

Still here....

You may want to look at this group devoted to Helm Crests...

https://www.facebook.com/groups/569046006444263/

There is the Freemen of Gwent just over the border from you..They are a friendly lot...
http://www.freemenofgwent.co.uk/

You could take a look at the Armourials..We do quite a few events in Yorkshire..

http://www.armourialknights.co.uk

The Armourials are now looking to expand its membership for the 2013 season..If you are interested please get in touch!!

thats an unusual persona...

Sounds interesting.. do you provide the horses or do you need your own???

Im getting together a Lufty impression at the moment..The route you are taking is quite expensive but I dont think it matters how many people are already doing it..If you need any websites on where to get some gear let me know...

Yes! we are at Whitby Abbey for English Heritage..If you need to contact me you can via pm on here or though our website...Thanks!!

Fab.. We even have donkeys this weeknd!!!

Yep its going to be a good one Brian!!

Good to meet you Brian....

Modern dogs that look like there medieval forebearers include, Greyhounds,Irish wolfhound,Mastiff,Hovawort,Hunting spaniel,Schnauzer and Setters which have remained relativley unchanged since the middle ages. I dare say there will be more too!. There would have been loads of crosses which to be hone...