Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction;by Brian R Price, with a foreword by David Edge,medieval weapons and armor

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Paladin Press
Softcover
978-1-58160-536-5
526 pages
8.5" x 11"
photos, illus.

Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction
The 14th Century
by Brian R Price, with a foreword by David Edge

Before there was Iron Man, there were iron men - medieval knights who forged metal suits in preparation for warfare.

Few historical icons can match the evocative power of the medieval suit of armour, and this epic new book is a complete course in the tools and techniques of the modern armourer's art. Through more than 1,000 detailed photos and clear instruction, Brian Price presents a working handbook for aspiring and active armourers who want to develop their skills in the production of medieval armour in the style of the 14th century.

The book is divided into four sections: a sweeping history of armour and its production from its medieval roots to its modern revival; a practical introduction to all the tools and supplies necessary to equip a modern workshop; a thorough review of key techniques; and a series of actual courses in constructing armoured defenses for the head, body, arm, hand and leg. Taking the reader through the construction of an authentic medieval harness from conception to completion, Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction is a vital addition to the libraries of serious craftsmen, historians, collectors and researchers.

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Paladin Press
One Book, Four DVD Set
Softcover, DVD-R
978-1-58160-536-5
526 pages, 375 minutes

Armor Reproduction Set
Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction & Armorer's Workshop, Volumes 1 and 2
by Brian R Price, with a foreword by David Edge and Peter Fuller

SAVE WHEN YOU BUY THE ARMOUR BOOK AND DVD AS A SET.

Techniques of Medieval Armour Reproduction is a vital addition to the libraries of serious craftsmen, historians, collectors and researchers. Through more than 1,000 detailed photos and clear instruction, Brian Price presents a working handbook for aspiring and active armourers who want to develop their skills in the production of medieval armour in the style of the 14th century.

The Armorer's Workshop teaches the lost art of armor making from Peter Fuller, one of the few modern masters of the craft. Volume 1 of this DVD covers every step in creating a medieval great helm, including cutting the pieces, shaping, riveting, polishing, and much, much more. Volume 2 builds on the skills imparted in the first volume and takes you step-by-step through the creation of the smaller, more detailed pieces that make up a pair of hourglass gauntlets.

See the descriptions of the individual volumes for more details.

This set is not available to wholesalers.

Peter Fuller is a former curator of the historical arms and armor exhibit at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Through years of painstaking research of authentic period armor, he rediscovered the skills of traditional armorcraft. As owner of Medieval Reproductions, Fuller has more than 21 years of experience handcrafting the highest quality reproduction arms, armor and period accessories for collectors all over the world.

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