Next Scheduled Public Demo
We have been invited to conduct our interactive educational program entitled "A Knight in Shining Armour: At Tournament and at War" on Friday, October 10, and Saturday, October 11, from 8 to 5 pm at the Living History Weekend at Powell Park in Wellington, Texas.
Interactive Demonstrations for the Classroom
Did a knight's armour really shine? How many squires did it take to arm a knight? What was a knight's most expensive purchase? Could a knight get up if he were knocked over? Did a knight need a crane to get on his horse?
Knyghtly Armes seeks to foster a love of history in the next generation. Designed to make history both educational and entertaining, our presentation can be modified to fit your current curriculum. We understand that classes have very limited budgets. Our fees are primarily dependent upon the travel costs associated with reaching your chosen venue.
Do you have follow-up questions that you forgot to bring up? Feel free to contact us after the event. We will be happy to answer all of your email correspondence.
Workshop Seminars
Unlike some eastern martial arts which have been handed down from generation to generation, knightly combat completely died out for hundreds of years. It has only been in the past few decades that a growing number of historical fighting treatises, primarily from the fifteenth-century, are being re-printed and made available to the public. Much of material in these "fightbooks" is dedicated to armoured combat.
Knightly Armes strives to dispel the many myths and misconceptions long been perpetuated by Hollywood and popular culture. Allow us to demonstrate how properly-fitted armour really works.
Maille-making Workshops
Are you a member of a historical reenactment group in the States and are disatisfied with the butted "chainmail" from India? Have you ever wondered how maille armour was made? Ask us how you can host a maille-making workshops. We can teach you the basics of riveting rings and tailoring garments. Additional advance notice is required to ensure we have adequate supplies for your group.