[Hal Siegel]

Howdy, folks.

Here are the daily updates I have posted on TherionArms.com and the
facebook fan page over the past month:


US M1913 'Patton' cavalry saber (fresh pictures 05/22)
Full-visor sallet (featured item 05/21)
Milanese pauldrons (featured item 05/20)
Indestructible training knife (added 05/19)
Roman helmet w/fixed crest (added 05/18)
Visored great helm (featured item 05/17)
War hammer - coronel head (featured item 05/16)
Sleeveless gambeson - burgundy (listed on closeout 05/15)
Scottish dirk - circa 1700 (featured item 05/14)
early Hungarian saber (added 05/13)
Roman helmet Gallic type G black & white crest (featured item 05/12)
Indestructible gladius waster (added 05/11)
Colichemarde sword (featured item 05/10)
Archer's gambeson - green (featured item 05/09)
Federschwert - German training sword (featured item 05/08)
Jack chains (featured item 05/07)
T-face barbute (featured item 05/06)
Pembroke great helm (featured item 05/05)
Spangenhelm - flared nasal (featured item 05/04)
Beaded bone grip obsidian dagger (added 05/03)
Coyote jaw grip obsidian dagger (added 05/02)
Wood grip obsidian dagger (added 05/01)
GDFB buckled gambeson - white/natural (featured item 04/30)
GDFB buckled gambeson - black (special size M added 04/29)
15th century breastplate (featured item 04/28)
Samurai umbrella (featured item 04/27)
Soldier's dagger (added 04/26)
Thorpe falchion (fresh pictures 04/25)
Bellows face sallet (featured item 04/24)
Milanese point-tied arm harness (featured item 04/23)

All of these listings can most easily be found linked on the Recent
Additions and Featured Items catalog page -
http://www.therionarms.com/reenact/index.shtml


Wisdom/Quote of the month:

"The best swordsman in the world doesn't need to fear the second best swordsman in th
e world; no, the person for him to be afraid of is some ignorant antagonist who has
never had a sword in his hand before; he doesn't do the thing he ought to do, and so
the expert isn't prepared for him; he does the thing he ought not to do; and often
it catches the expert out and ends him on the spot." -- Mark Twain

Cheers!