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King & Country Medieval Collection
Scale 54mm / 1:32, made in Pewter..
Crusader - Cross & Crescent - Updated August 2, 2024!
Covering the period of the earlier crusades from 1096-1204. This effectively covers the first four Crusades up to and including the sacking of Constantinople.
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In the year 1187, the Muslim leader Saladin re-conquered the city of Jerusalem as well as most of the Crusader strongholds throughout the Holy Land. In response, the kings of Europe including Frederick Babarossa of Germany, Phillip of France and Richard I of England (the Lionheart) mounted a campaign to rescue the city. The Third Crusade was underway.
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On 23 and 24 June 1314, Robert the Bruce faced King Edward II at Bannockburn, near Stirling. The Scots army was outnumbered almost three to one. Edward had more than 2000 battle-hardened knights to Bruce's 500 horsemen. A mere 6000 Scots foot soldiers faced Edward's force of 16,000 infantry.
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King Arthur & The Knights of the Round Table
With the story of King Arthur, his Knights and that very famous "Round Table" it's exceedingly hard to separate mystery, myth and legend from the few known facts that are available.
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Over the centuries our hero has had many names... Robin, Earl of Huntington... Robin of Loxley.... Robyn of York.... and many, many others. However, one thing all the stories agree upon was that he was a highly skilled archer and swordsman. In addition, he is often portrayed as "robbing from the rich and giving to the poor". And traditionally, he was also garbed in "a coat of Lincoln Green"... particularly useful and sensible if you are going to hide out from your enemies in a forest!
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Jousting was one of the ways medieval Knights tested and practiced their "Skill-At-Arms" when they were not actually in battle. Contests both on foot and mounted allowed them perfect their fighting skills and prepare them for the real thing.
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