Links to our Suppliers & Friends

Here you'll find links to some of our favourite suppliers and some friends of the society

(Please mention The Knights of Skirbeck when contacting them)

Boston Enterprise Centre - A Modern and Innovative Business Centre, also the home of The Knights of Skirbeck

Boston Hanse Group - (An organisation of over 200 towns and cities - including Boston - across Northern Europe)

Boston Woods Trust - who graciously allow us to train in their woods.

Zara and Jakes Board Art - (Unique board art for all)

Toni Mount - historian and author of medieval history books including Everyday Life in Medieval London.

Some of the traders we recommend

Alison and Hugh's Handmade Things (Hand-makers of Things for Re-enactors and Others)

Armour class (Quality swords made in Scotland)

Bernie The Bolt (Quality Cloth for Economy Cost)

Cap-a-pie (Authentic medieval maille & padded armour)

Cloak'd and dagger'd (Handmade cloaks and historical costume)

Lancaster Armoury (High quality medieval weapons & armour)

Lionheart Replicas (Historic pewter replicas)

Lucy The Tudor (Craft materials, boxes and other items for re-enactors & crafty types)

Cowleys Fine Foods (Beef jerky and venison jerky, meat-free tofu jerky & more)

Merchant Venturers (Historical reproductions)

Noctule (Historical Market Trading and Mail Order)

Phil Fraser (Boots, Bags, Belts & More)

Quartermaster Stores (reproductions of historical clothing, footwear & equipment)

Roo The Leather Carver (High Quality Hand Crafted Leather Goods for all Occasions)

Sally Green (Historical costumes)

St George Armoury (High quality medieval weapons & armour)

The Iron Dwarf (Hand forged tools, fireboxes & the like)

Two J's (Weapons, gauntlets, knives, leather goods etc.)

Time Warrior (Medieval weapons & armour)

Trinity Court Potteries (Replica ceramics - many periods)

Wieland Forge (Historical ironwork for living history & reenactment)

Medieval Tents - looking to buy a tent? Try these -

Other medieval groups & societies you may be interested in;

Robin Hood (The Real one!)

Wondering about reenactment?

Here's an article that gives a decent explanation of some of the different forms