ITEM NUMBER:   926719

ITEM NUMBER:   926720

ITEM NUMBER:   926721

This is a medieval shield of Charles V.  Made of 20 gauge stainless steel with brass trim.  The shield has an attached chain on the back for wall hanging and is complete with a back-mounted bracket that allows one or two swords to be fixed behind the shield for an outstanding wall display.  24" overall.

ITEM NUMBER:   MC-4006

This shield bears the famous double headed eagle with a royal blue crackle finish surrounded by a brass edge accent. Made of 20 gauge stainless steel with brass trim.  The shield has an attached chain on the back for wall hanging. The shield measures 25 1/4" overall.

ITEM NUMBER:   MC-4003

This Spartan 300 Shield is made of iron on the front cover and polyresin on the back.  Shield diameter is 25 1/2".  Bolted handle and nylon forearm strap.

ITEM NUMBER:   MAZ-300 SH

This Richard the Lionheart Crusade Shield is ornate and bears the seal of King Richard the Lionhearted of England, mounted over the red cross of St. George.  The shield is made in burnished stainless steel with brass embossing and antique-finish paint decoration.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.  31" overall.

Richard I (September 8, 1157 – April 6, 1199) was King of England from 1189 to 1199.  He was often referred to as Richard the Lionheart, Coeur de Lion.  He was considered a hero in his day and has often been portrayed as one in works of literature.  He was a military mastermind, and politically wise in many ways; yet incredibly foolish in others, and unwilling to give way to public opinion.  He was capable of great humility as well as great arrogance.  He loved his family, but behaved ruthlessly to his enemies.  He was revered by his most worthy rival, Saladin, and respected by the Emperor Henry, but hated by many who had been his friends, especially King Philip.  He was often careless of his own safety.  The wound which killed him need not have been inflicted at all if he had been properly armored.

ITEM NUMBER:   U-787

This medieval triple crown shield is made of 20 gauge stainless steel, white crackle finish, dark cross with brass crest and trim.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.  24" overall.

ITEM NUMBER:   MC-4015

This Richard the Lionheart Shield is ornate and bears the seal of King Richard the Lionhearted of England.  The shield is made of stainless steel with brass embossing.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.  28 1/2" overall.

Richard I (September 8, 1157 – April 6, 1199) was King of England from 1189 to 1199.  He was often referred to as Richard the Lionheart, Coeur de Lion.  He was considered a hero in his day and has often been portrayed as one in works of literature.  He was a military mastermind, and politically wise in many ways; yet incredibly foolish in others, and unwilling to give way to public opinion.  He was capable of great humility as well as great arrogance.  He loved his family, but behaved ruthlessly to his enemies.  He was revered by his most worthy rival, Saladin, and respected by the Emperor Henry, but hated by many who had been his friends, especially King Philip.  He was often careless of his own safety.  The wound which killed him need not have been inflicted at all if he had been properly armored.

ITEM NUMBER:   MC-4013

This Knight's Shield is a red and blue metal shield with yellow borders.  The shield features fleur de lis symbols, which stands for the Holy Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

In the olden times, a knight's shield had various forms and shapes.  It could be round, square, or the kite shaped and was used to defend the knight from attack.  They could be made of metal for strong protection, but during the 14th and 15th centuries they were usually made of wood for easy carrying.  A knight's shield protected him from the blows of battle as he held it in one hand while he carried his sword or lance in his other.  The shield was held with one of two types of straps: the enarmes (familiar hand straps) or the guige (the shoulder strap).  This one is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display. 

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3318

This Knight's Shield is a red and blue shield with black borders.  The shield features fleur de lis symbols, which stands for the Holy Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

In the olden times, a knight's shield had various forms and shapes.  It could be round, square, or the kite shaped and was used to defend the knight from attack.  They could be made of metal for strong protection, but during the 14th and 15th centuries they were usually made of wood for easy carrying.  A knight's shield protected him from the blows of battle as he held it in one hand while he carried his sword or lance in his other.  The shield was held with one of two types of straps: the enarmes (familiar hand straps) or the guige (the shoulder strap).  This one is equipped with a leather shoulder strap.  25 3/4 In x 19 In.

ITEM NUMBER:   926791

Shield is made of 20 gauge steel.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3317

The Germanic Eagle Shield is made of 20 gauge steel.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.  25 In x 18 1/4 In

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3316

The Rampant Lion Shield is made of 20 gauge steel.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.  25 In x 18 1/4 In

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3315

The Rampant Lion Shield.  In the olden times, a shield had various forms and shapes.  It could be round, square, or the kite shaped and was used to defend the soldier from attack.  They could be made of metal for strong protection or of wood for easy carrying.  A shield protected him from the blows of battle as he held it in one hand while he carried his sword or lance in his other.  The shield was held with one of two types of straps: the enarmes (familiar hand straps) or the guige (the shoulder strap).  This one is equipped with a leather shoulder strap.  25 3/4 In x 19 In.

ITEM NUMBER:   926792

Carried by the Crusader Knights, this shield is made of 20 gauge stainless steel, finished in red, and bearing a symbolic white cross of St. George.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3314

This formidable Crusader Templar Shield is historically accurate and beautifully crafted. A Crusader knight's shield was both a source of protection and a means of identification. It was a source of great pride and essential to any Crusader's survival.

Quartered between the branches of the cross on the Crusader Templar shield are the lions of England and the fleur-de-lis of France in brass. A Formé Branché Cross is centered on a white, antiqued crackle background. Black banding with metal studs surround the kite-shaped shield.

The symbols of both France and England are proof of the long reach and great power of the Knights Templar during the Crusaders Era. No group was more feared or respected, both for their fearlessness in battle and their dedication to their cause.

Equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display. 

ITEM NUMBER:   MC-4014 R

This formidable Crusader Templar Shield is historically accurate and beautifully crafted. A Crusader knight's shield was both a source of protection and a means of identification. It was a source of great pride and essential to any Crusader's survival.

Quartered between the branches of the cross on the Crusader Templar shield are the lions of England and the fleur-de-lis of France in brass. A Formé Branché Cross is centered on a white, antiqued crackle background. Black banding with metal studs surround the kite-shaped shield.

The symbols of both France and England are proof of the long reach and great power of the Knights Templar during the Crusaders Era. No group was more feared or respected, both for their fearlessness in battle and their dedication to their cause.

Equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display. 

ITEM NUMBER:   MC-4014 G

Carried by the Crusader Knights, this shield is made of stainless steel, finished in white, and bearing the symbolic cross in red.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3319 RD

Carried by the Crusader Knights, this shield is made of stainless steel, finished in white, and bearing the symbolic cross in brown.  The shield is equipped with bolted rubber handle and forearm strap for holding and reenacting and an attached chain for wall hanging for an outstanding wall display.

ITEM NUMBER:   HK-3319 BR