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J. Hargis
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Posted: Thu 08 Nov, 2012 3:50 pm Post subject: Bayeux Tapestry repro. available + more from Viking Shield |
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Being a recipient of Viking Shield's Newsletter, I note that a newly available reproduction of a section of the Bayeux Tapestry has been announced. Here's some pertinent information available from Viking Shield:
Quote: | The original Bayeux Tapestry was created in the 1070's and depicts the Norman conquest of England. This reproduction is just a small piece of the original 230' tapestry. Made from a cotton and viscose blend. Backed with lining and tunnel for easy hanging. Woven in Belgium.
14x32". Woven in Belgium.
SKU: G1051
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Viking Shield also offers many Viking swords and knives. Of importance to many will be their Albion Viking swords. They have them in stock, which avoids the usual 3 month wait when ordering directly from Albion.
I also see that a beautiful Michael Pikula Longseax is available and in stock.
I've no vested interest in Viking Shield, but I do find them to be an excellent source for many things Viking. Having purchased a sword and various other items from them, I can testify to their good service. The owner, Jim Adelsen is well known to many of you I'm sure.
Here is Viking Shield's sitemap for your convenience.
http://www.viking-shield.com/sitemap
Jon
A poorly maintained weapon is likely to belong to an unsafe and careless fighter.
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Matthew Harrington
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Posted: Thu 08 Nov, 2012 4:23 pm Post subject: Re: Bayeux Tapestry repro. available + more from Viking Shie |
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J. Hargis wrote: | but I do find them to be an excellent source for many things Viking. Having purchased a sword and various other items from them, I can testify to their good service. The owner, Jim Adelsen is well known to many of you I'm sure.
Here is Viking Shield's sitemap for your convenience.
http://www.viking-shield.com/sitemap
Jon |
I can also attest to Viking Shields great quality, and Jims excellent customer service, I recommend the site to every viking re-enactor I meet.
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Dan Howard
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Posted: Thu 08 Nov, 2012 7:21 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks for that. I just ordered the tapestry for the misses.
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William M
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Posted: Fri 09 Nov, 2012 1:48 am Post subject: |
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Ah brilliant!
I was massively impressed when I saw the real Bayeux Tapestry in France a few years ago. Really incredible how something that old has survived in such fantastic condition.
At the gift shop I bought myself a print out of the entire tapestry, it is pretty long and I am yet to find a suitable room to display it in as it is around 15 meters long!
http://boutique.tapisserie-bayeux.fr/photos-e...rtaud.html
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