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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Time For TLC
Whether you are preparing our Halloween costume or preparing for a recreational event, it is undeniable that wearing armor will be a sure fire way for you to stand out! And after all is said and done and the armor … Continue reading
They’re The Ones That You Want
If you were going into battle in ancient Greek times, the guys you would want on your team were the hoplites. They were citizen-soldiers of the infantry and recruited from the wealthy middling ranks of society, particularly the farmers. Hoplites … Continue reading
A Pointed Game
In thinking about a weapon like a spear, it seems like so much fun to use. Think of all those war scenes in movies where warriors go crazy and charge into battle aiming their spear all over the place. While … Continue reading
All Work and No Play
With every successful army comes a successful leader. The Roman military is no exception to this statement. In fact, from the Romans came one of the most courageous and respectable of leaders…the centurion. A centurion was a highly regarded officer … Continue reading
Posted in Roman Centurion
Tagged roman army, Roman Centurion, Roman Helmets, Roman Military
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War Time Watchers
The power of cinema is great! It can transport you to a whole new world and stimulate the senses and emotions in such a way that you walk away forever changed, with a new perspective or more insight. In sticking … Continue reading
A Roman Revolution: The Gladius
You have heard the saying, “if it’s not broke, don’t fix it.” And the Romans were no fools in following to these words. They did not reinvent the wheel, but they instead strengthened it. Building on the weapons of the … Continue reading
Hand in Glove
In medieval times, where hand-to-hand combat was the norm, a smart knight knew what to wear in the fight. One of the most important pieces of armor was the gauntlet, a glove that covers the wrist and forearm. A knight … Continue reading
Posted in Gauntlets
Tagged Gauntlet pairs, Gauntlets, Hand Armor, hand-to-hand combat
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Step into the Dark Side
When you hear the word Goth, it is probable that you envision someone dressed in black, who is depressed and withdrawn, with an occasional violent outburst and an artistic edge. While there may be a bit of truth to this … Continue reading