Height: 110mm These models made from an eco-friendly, sustainable resin alternative have been lovingly hand-made in our factory in Folkestone, and ready to display as is, or to be painted by you with acrylic paints! (Not Supplied)

Height: 90mm These models made from an eco-friendly, sustainable resin alternative have been lovingly hand-made in our factory in Folkestone, and ready to display as is, or to be painted by you with acrylic paints! (Not Supplied)

Height: 64mm These models made from an eco-friendly, sustainable resin alternative have been lovingly hand-made in our factory in Folkestone, and ready to display as is, or to be painted by you with acrylic paints! (Not Supplied)

The Sword of Charlemagne was wielded by Emperor Charlemagne, potentially the most powerful ruler in history after the fall of the Roman Empire. The sword was forged around 802 AD, and it took 3 years to complete. Later after the Death of Emperor Charlemagne,...

Each set contains:4 A5 Postcards (148 x 210mm)4 pencils4 stickers

This large resin statue depicts a medieval knight in armour with his sword and shield, decorated with a lion. This statue is a true masterpiece, with a bronze finish and intricate hand-painted details. Bringing the medieval era to life, it's an impressive statement piece...

History suggests that the past was not a whole heap of fun. Seems it was all wars and warlords intent on battles, beheadings and bumpings-off. And you’re expected to remember the dates of who did what to whom.So take a look into the world...

Information On The Original Coin:The King John Penny is a coin that signifies King John's tenure both as the Lord of Ireland during his father's reign and later as the King of England. Coins were minted in his name in Ireland during his title...

"Information On The Original Coin:The penny was minted in silver at the London mint and belongs to class 9B. The inscriptions on this facsimile coin's face read EDWR ANGL DNS HYB, which translates to Edward King of England Lord of Ireland. The reverse side...

"Information On The Original Coin:The Groat was struck in silver between 1480 - 1483 and shows a new heraldic cinquefoil for its mint mark. Edward died suddenly in April 1483 leaving his young 12 year-old prince Edward V to succeed, who later, together with...

All feathers supplied have been produced humanely as part of the food chain.

All feathers supplied have been produced humanely as part of the food chain.

All feathers supplied have been produced humanely as part of the food chain.

All feathers supplied have been produced humanely as part of the food chain.

All feathers supplied have been produced humanely as part of the food chain.

The Romans may have been the first to use the fleur de lys as a symbol of imperial power. The Empress Placidia wore a fleur de lys on her crown. On a painting in the church of St-Vital in Ravenna, Theodora, the wife of...

The Romans may have been the first to use the fleur de lys as a symbol of imperial power. The Empress Placidia wore a fleur de lys on her crown. On a painting in the church of St-Vital in Ravenna, Theodora, the wife of...

The Romans may have been the first to use the fleur de lys as a symbol of imperial power. The Empress Placidia wore a fleur de lys on her crown. On a painting in the church of St-Vital in Ravenna, Theodora, the wife of...

Pugin Medieval Style Pendant and Chain: 'Pugin' range - a headband, brooch and necklace designed by Augustus Pugin in 1848 were the inspiration behind this quintessentially English range of jewellery. (He designed the pieces for his third wife: no woman was considered socially acceptable...

Pugin Medieval Style Necklace: A headband, brooch and necklace designed by Augustus Pugin in 1848 were the inspiration behind this quintessentially English range of jewellery. This necklace has a large gold-plated pendant with pearls and bohemian crystals.