Medieval Sword Crewneck Sweatshirts

Medieval Sword under the northern lights.

I always wanted a sword

A violent rabbit from a medieval manuscript

Murderous rabbit from a medieval manuscript

I always wanted a sssword

Medieval Battle Cartoon vintage style Illustration.

A black and white silhouette of a Medieval L]Knight with sword and shield

The famous quote, reworked for the medievalist in your life.

Cross-Sword

Hope you like it.

A very grim sword.

Espada Ropera or dress sword is the Italian renaissance sword technique that gentleman and common folk used. Usually with a stainless steel blade with a hilt and guard that is swept with a sword technique even LARPers use.

Digital collage from medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini ©

A black and white silhouette of a Medieval knight.

A medieval solution to a contentious modern issue

I AM NO MAN

Medieval knight in full armor leaning on his sword.

The one of a kind, Klein and The Other's crest!

Medieval coat of arms

Medieval dragons with crusaders sword

Digital collage from medieval miniatures by Bulgan Lumini ©

Taking an oath on his knees and with his sword we see a blond medieval knight warrior in clothes from that time. Blue cape and metal mesh to protect your body and your absolute faith in the principles of conquest and war.

A cute cartoon knight clad in mail and great helm holds his sword high, ready to defend his castle.

Do you love medieval sword fighting? If you are a real swordsman and swing the blade like a medieval knight, this design will fit. For exhibition groups and knights.

Sword with text

Recollect the Legend about Excalibur

Digital collage version and image elaboration by Bulgan Lumini © from William Morris and Sir Edward Burne-Jones ,Quest for the Holy Grail

Sword with text

Sword with text

Digital elaboration by Bulgan Lumini. The Baldishol Tapestry from Norway is believed to originate from the very end of the 12th century. The part which has been preserved – the two months of April and May – is a fragment of a larger tapestry designed as a frieze which most likely consisted of 12 motives – one for each month of the year. The yarn, which was dyed with vegetable dye, is red, yellow, green, or one of many shades of blue.

For all your proud weaponry-wearing needs

Knight

Sword with text

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