Myomc - Viking garments (English)

The English edition of the medieval guidebook for women's garments.Includes introductions into historic fashion with lots of images, many tips and tricks, plus various sewing patterns.The DIY garments range from the high to the late medieval period (1200 to 1500) and from simple maid to lesser nobility.A basic guide for those eager to create their own outfit.

The english edition of the guidebook on medieval headwear.Everyone planning to re-enact a medieval character must consider a unique headpiece.Easy-to-understand and well-structured descriptions and depictions will guide the reader through all workflow step for making their own medieval headpiece.Thus, even the unexperienced will learn about mastering patterns, different sewing techniques and hemming edges of cut.This book contains numerous basic introductions into the necessary techniques as well as information on the right fabrics and colours.

The cuisine of the ancient Romans also offers real taste experiences for modern palates. It is not for nothing that the oldest surviving cookbook from Roman antiquity, De re coquinaria (About the art of cooking), has long been an insider tip among gourmets.Edgar Comes has compiled the best of the ancient dishes and menus, which he has tested and perfected on many occasions, in his Roman cookbook: starters, very diverse main courses and side dishes as well as desserts. The author describes the Roman cuisine from its origin in archaic times to the diversity of a Marcus Gavius ​​Apicius and also the ingredients available at that time as well as the entire range of Roman herbs and spices. Finally, he gives tips and information on where ingredients and replicas of kitchen and ceramic equipment can be obtained.In 2009, the book won the World Cookbook Award in the “Best Italian Cuisine Book in Germany” category.German language128 pages21 x 20 cmHardcover

Make your own medieval clothing - Basic garments for Men The english editions of the medieval guidebook for mens' garments.Includes many pictures of historic fashion, many tips and tricks, plus various sewing patterns.From the high- to the late medieval period (1200 to 1500), from simple farmhand to lower nobility - a wide variety of patterns to copy and re-do.

"It is the fate of men such as I to spend our days far from home in foreign lands. There is a word for it—our folk say we have gone It is the fate of men such as I to spend our days far from home in foreign lands. There is a word for it - our folk say we have one "Viking"The water itself is our road.The ship is our horse.We go Viking because we can!" - Ragnar LothbrokEver since 2013, the Canadian-Irish hit show Vikings involving the adventures of the Northman Ragnar Lothbrok has entertained millions of viewers. Its recipe for success is the skilfull combination of historical facts and fictional elements. With this official companion book of 160 pages, historian Justin Pollard sheds light on the real historical backgrounds and offers the reader a glimpse behind the scenes of the production. He discribes culture, religion, ship building, and navigation techniques used by the Northmen and explains about the fascination history of their raiding, trading, and exploring campaigns. On top of that, interviews with actors and the film crew show how an exciting tale became a dramatic screen adaption. Richly illustrated and boasting several pages featuring elaborate graphical designs as well as nearly 100 sketches and images, The World of Vikings is a must-have, not only for fans of the TV show, but also for those interested in history. Hardcover, published by Zauberfeder Verlag, 160 pages Please note: this book is available in German only