Sir Real This rather short rather stout knight is not like any other The protective knight wears a spangenhelm with face plate covering everything but the knight's crossed eyes He wears Italian inspired full-body armour painted in dark-red with silver ornate detailing In his right hand he holds a halberd Cast in the finest resin before being lovingly h&-painted this round knight is likely to make any medieval enthusiast chuckle ...

Sir Render This rather short rather stout knight is not like any other The odd knight wears a barbuta helmet covering his nose & accentuating his crossed eyes He wears a heavy red gambeson with steel shoulder plates & gauntlets In his off-hand he holds a short sword Cast in the finest resin before being lovingly h&-painted this round knight is likely to make any medieval enthusiast chuckle ...

Sir Round This rather short rather stout knight is not like any other The vigilant knight wears a great bascinet with visor covering everything but the knight's crossed eyes He wears Italian inspired full-body armour painted in dark-red with silver ornate detailing In his off-hand he holds a red shield in his right hand he holds a shield Cast in the finest resin before being lovingly h&-painted this round knight is likely to make any medieval enthusiast chuckle ...

Sir Scallywag is back & mightier than ever! King Colin is in need of our 6-year-old-hero Sir Scallywag's help again This time he has set his sights on a Golden Sausage that will make him live for ever Unfortunately it is guarded by hundreds of angry trolls There's only one boy for the job
- enter Sir Scallywag! As hilarious as ever this will have children & parents roaring with laughter!
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Sir Scallywag strikes again in this hilarious new picture book from award-winning author Giles Andreae & the brilliant Korky Paul ...

Sir Thomas Browne A Life is the first full-scale biography of the extraordinary prose artist physician & polymath With the help of recent archival discoveries the biography recasts each phase of Browne's life (1605-82) & situates his incomparable writings within the diverse intellectual & social contexts in which he lived including London Winchester Oxford Montpellier Padua Leiden Halifax & Norwich The book makes the case that as his contemporaries fervently believed Browne influenced the intellectual & religious direction of seventeenth-century England in singularly rich & dynamic ways Special attention is paid in the biography to Browne's medical vocation but also to his place within the scientific revolution New information is offered regarding his childhood in London his European travels & medical studies the setting in which he first wrote Religio Medici his impact on readers during the English civil wars & the contemporary view of his medical practice Overall the image of Browne that emerges is far bolder & more cosmopolitan less complacent & provincial than biographers have assumed ever since Samuel Johnson doubted Browne's claim that his life up to age thirty resembled a romantic fiction filled with miracles & fables The biography has extensive material for anyone interested in the histories of religion education science & medicine seventeenth-century England & early modern philosophy & literature ...

An epic historical joke & fact book from TV legend Sir Tony Robinson author of the bestselling The Worst Children's Jobs in History & the Weird World of Wonders series Sir Tony Robinson's Weird World of Wonders Joke Book is hilarious historical fun!Q How did the Vikings send secret messages?A Norse code!Q Why were the early days of history called the Dark Ages? A Because there were so many knights Plus many many more! ...

Sir Vival This rather short rather stout knight is not like any other The odd knight wears a nomar helmet as he looks down an awkwardly He wears squamae Roman inspired scale mail armour with red chain mail protecting his head & arms In his off-hand he holds a silver & red shield emblazoned with a red cross Cast in the finest resin before being lovingly h&-painted this round knight is likely to make any medieval enthusiast chuckle ...

Available as part of Nemesis Now&8217;s expanding giftware collection this beautiful statue is a fitting tribute to the Guardian of Scotland William Wallace was a Scottish knight who became one of the main leaders during the First War of Scottish Independence He is seen here grasping his sword in one hand & a shield in the other as if taking a moment of quiet contemplation On the plaque it states &8216; Every man dies not every man really lives&8217; Cast in the finest resin before being finished in bronze this piece would make the perfect gift for anyone of Scottish descent ...

Nemesis Now are the masters of gothic fantasy art & modelling They've worked with the world's leading fantasy artists & designers to produce premium quality collectables & traditional giftware for over 15 years You'll fall in love with their stunning attention to detail & craftsmanship across a huge range of products ...