Al Bismotered with his Habergeon
New projects have a tendency to bring hidden issues to light as they often produce a cascading effect on other pieces of kit that force us to address underlying problems....
Generations – A Decade is More than Just 10 Years
Time, place and status. These are usually the three general guiding parameters a person will use to narrow the scope of their living history impression to something historically consistent. Zooming...
Two Common Medieval Silhouettes
Getting the silhouette right is at least half the battle. It is one of the most identifying features of a piece of armor or clothing but it is also often...
Joined Hose At the Turn of the 14th/15th Centuries
This is an internal presentation I gave as part of my living history club’s formal vetting process. Part of the way our group operates is that any new piece of...
Material Culture Library
Good books are essential to good living history, and it is my belief that building a modest material culture library will pay dividends for a lifetime in the hobby. Books...
Brocade, Damask, Embroidered and Other Patterned Fabrics – Be Careful!
In medieval living history as an educational medium, the visual distinction between social classes is a very valuable teaching tool. It easily conveys a message to a lay public who...
Modern Mail Maintenance
Maintaining Your Mail (In a Modern Fashion) This will serve as a quick-reference companion to my more detailed video on the subject. This method is what I use and what...
Welcome to KnyghtErrant.com!
Welcome to KnyghtErrant.com! I’ve finally broke down and decided to create an actual website to complement my other content. There is so much information that I’d like to be able...
