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Our Reading List
Our reading list contains titles that are on-target to our site's core audience. While we haven't reviewed each one and so must fall short of recommending them, we encourage you to browse through our list to find titles of interest to you. Most titles in this list are still available, even if out of print and only in limited quantities. For a much broader selection, please see Our Bibliography. 
2,500 Years of European Helmets: 800 B.C.-1700 A.D  The book is an illustrated guide to European helmets from the Dark Ages through the Renaissance. There are upward of 100 helmets within. Each helmet gets it's own page and captioning stating the relevant facts about it. This is the first book of it's sort ...
List Price: $345.87  Show DetailsThe Anglo-Saxon Shield 
List Price: $40.00 Show DetailsAnglo-Saxon Weapons & Warfare 
Show DetailsThe Archaeology of Weapons: Arms and Armour from Prehistory to the Age of Chivalry (Dover Military History, Weapons, Armor)  Premodern weapons of war receive a tremendously detailed and thorough accounting in this volume — the work of a noted authority on medieval arms in Europe. Covering a period of 30 centuries, the study, like a richly woven tapestry, vividly describes the ...
Our Price: $16.95 List Price: $16.95 Show DetailsArmi Bianche Italiane 
Show DetailsArmi da fuoco italiane: Dal medioevo al risorgimento (Arte e tecnica)  Show DetailsArmi e armature asiatiche (Arte e tecnica)  Show DetailsArmi E Armature Europee 
Show DetailsArmi e armature lombarde 
Show DetailsThe Armored Horse In Europe, 1480-1620 (Metropolitan Museum of Art Series)  The horse was an integral part of Renaissance culture, not only as a beast of burden but also as a sign of rank and status. For the nobility equitation was an essential skill, both socially and militarily. Horses played a pivotal role in warfare and often ...
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