| Cat / Yr | Article | Page |
|---|---|---|
| #3/1986 | Beati Omnipotensque Angeli Christi by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 05-14 |
| The Dirk and Targe - Their Use Together by Colin Rolland | pp 15-18 | |
| Firearms in the Popham Armoury at Littlecote House by Graeme Rimer & David Blackmore | pp 19-24 | |
| Tunbridge Gunpowder Mills by David Back | pp 25-26 | |
| #5/1988 | The Use of Double Barrel Guns for Sporting Purposes in the 18th Century by David Back | pp 06-09 |
| Robert Lyons Scott (1871-1939) A Biographical Note by Robert Woosnam-Savage | pp 10-14 | |
| The Paragon of England by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 15-24 | |
| Perimeters of Islamic Arms by Howard Ricketts | pp 25-27 | |
| #6/1989 | Crossbows by David Blackmore & Guy Wilson | pp 06-09 |
| Elizabethan Toy Gunsby Howard Blackmore | pp 10-14 | |
| The Fitzwilliam Armoury by Ewart Oakeshott & David Oliver | pp 15-20 | |
| #7/1990 | The “AVANT” Armourand R. L. Scott by Robert Woosnam-Savage | pp 05-11 |
| Bastard Swords by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 12-17 | |
| Observations on the Dating of Scottish Basket Hilted Swords by Colin Rolland | pp 18-23 | |
| The Manton Millions by David Back | pp 24-30 | |
| #8/1991 | Serpent of Blood by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 05-11 |
| Richard Hewes of Wootton Bassettby Claude Blair | pp 12-17 | |
| Old Wine in New Bottlesby Ewart Oakeshott | pp 18-21 | |
| A Double-Barrelled “Over and Under” Flintlock Pistol by Nicholas Paris of Warwick & A.R.E. North | pp 22-24 | |
| #10/1992 | The Greenwich Field Armour of Thomas Sackville, Lord Buckhurst by David Edge | pp 05-11 |
| Sword and Rapier by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 12-18 | |
| Noteson the “Wogdon Poem” by David Back | pp 19-23 | |
| Earl Percy’s Sword by Guy Wilson | pp 24-28 | |
| #11/1994 | The Grip of the Medieval Sword and a Battle near Tagliacozzo by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 06-13 |
| S.J. Whawell and the Art Market by Stuart Pyhrr | pp 14-23 | |
| A Gunpowder Plotter’s Sword by Claude Blair | pp 24-29 | |
| Three Sporting Guns: Two Percussion and One Flint by David Back | pp 30-34 | |
| #12/1995 | Hiltipreht! Name or Invocation by Ewart Oakeshott & Ian Peirce | pp 06-11 |
| Muskets for the City Companies by Howard Blackmore | pp 12-17 | |
| The Use of Computerised Tomographic X-Rays in the Analysis of a Basket-Hilted Sword Relic from the Shipwreck of the Sea Venture by Dr. Cyril Mazansky | pp 18-22 | |
| Joseph Manton’s Clientsby David Back | pp 23-25 | |
| Some Swords Associated with Oliver Cromwell by Claude Blair | pp 26-33 | |
| #13/1996 | Swords, Warlords and Fish by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 07-11 |
| Scottish ‘Twa handit Swerdis’by Tony Willis | pp 12-25 | |
| Some Wheel-locks with English Associations by Michael Spencer | pp 26-29 | |
| Observations on some blades found in Scottish Basket-Hilted Swords by The Baron of Earlshall | pp 30-38 | |
| Some Early Collectors of Arms and Armour by P.H.I. Parsons | pp 39-43 | |
| #14/1997 | The Serpent in the Sword:Pattern Welding in Early Medieval Swords by Lee Jones | pp 07-11 |
| The Armoury at Dunster Castle by Brian Godwin | pp 12-17 | |
| Deserter or Fugitive? by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 18-20 | |
| A Pair of 17th Century Italian Pistols by R.T. Gwynn | pp 21-24 | |
| Mrs. Hawker’s Scrapbook by David Back | pp 25-27 | |
| #15/1998 | The Templars and the Churchby Ewart Oakeshott | pp 07-10 |
| The Incised Effigial Stone at Foveran, Aberdeenshire by Neil Melville | pp 11-17 | |
| A Two-Handed Gaelic Irish Sword of the Sixteenth Century by Tony Willis | pp 18-27 | |
| New Light on the “Present of Spain”by Howard Blackmore | pp 28-34 | |
| Traditional Scottish Weapons - the Last Phases by David Caldwell | pp 35-42 | |
| #16/1999 | ULFBERHT: Innovation and Imitation in Early Medieval Swords, by Michael R. Gorman | pp 07-12 |
| Some European Knightly Swords from the Arsenal of Alexandria, by David Oliver | pp 13-24 | |
| Early English Firearms at Hardwick Hall by Brian C. Godwin | pp 25-28 | |
| Three Swords from the Dresden Armoury, by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 29-30 | |
| John Cosins, Gunmaker of London, by John Cooper | pp 31-40 | |
| #17/2000 | The Sword of Can Grande Della Scala by Ian Peirce & Ewart Oakeshott | pp 06-08 |
| A Group of Small English Pistols 1600-1660 by John Cooper & Brian Godwin | pp 09-13 | |
| John Allen of Stirling, by David Oliver | pp 14-19 | |
| Two Scottish Swords in an English Collection - A Short Note, by Robert C. Woosnam-Savage | pp 20-22 | |
| Wildfowling Guns, by David Back | pp 23-27 | |
| Howard L. Blackmore, by Claude Blair | pp 28 | |
| #18/2001 | Two Identified Swords, by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 07-09 |
| Reality or Fairy Tale? Arms and Armour in Ucello’s San Romano Battle Paintings, by Robert. C. Woosnam-Savage | pp 10-18 | |
| Towards the Identification of a Group of 15th Century English Two-Handed Swords, by Neil Melville | pp 19-25 | |
| The Stepps House Pistol, by John Cooper & Brian Godwin | pp 26-30 | |
| John Harmann c.1693-c.1760, London, Gunmaker, by Howard L Blackmore with De Witt Bailey | pp 31-36 | |
| Demands made on the Worshipful Company of Pewterers For Troops, Horses, Arms and Armour, by P.H.I. Parsons | pp 37-39 | |
| #19/2002 | St. George’s Workforce, by Christopher Dobson | pp 09-13 |
| Some Historic Saddles in the Wallace Collection, London by David Edge | pp 14-19 | |
| Clarence H. Mackay as an Armour Collector, by Stuart W. Pyhrr | pp 20-32 | |
| An English Wheel-lock - by association? by Brian C. Godwin | pp 33-37 | |
| An Appreciation of a late 17th Century English Heavy Dragoon Officer’s Sword, by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 38-40 | |
| #20/2003 | Early English Firearms - a Loan Exhibition | pp 11-19 |
| Robin Wigington 1933-2002, by Jeremy Chaplin | pp 20 | |
| Ewart Oakeshott 1916-2002, by David Oliver | pp 21 | |
| The Sword of the Compté de Dreux, by Ewart Oakeshott | pp 22-28 | |
| A Distinctive Group of Swords from the Arsenal of Alexandria, by Clive Thomas | pp 29-44 | |
| A Decorated 17th Century English Stonebow, by Graeme Rimer | pp 45-48 | |
| The English Flintlock: its Origins and Development, by Brian C. Godwin, John S. Cooper and Michael G. Spencer | pp 49-91 | |
| Spring 2004 | A Sword of the Viking Period; The Tullie House Sword, circa 875-950 AD, by David Oliver | pp 08-13 |
| A Newly Identified ULFBERHT Inscribed Sword in the Ashmolean Museum. Oxford, by Ian Peirce | pp 14-15 | |
| Problems and Pitfalls in the Identification of European Mail, by David Edge | pp 16-25 | |
| 15th Century English Two-Handers - Addendum, by Neil Melville | pp 26 | |
| An Early Wheel-lock, by Brian C. Godwin | pp 27-33 | |
| Hounslow Hangers, by Anthony North | pp 34-38 | |
| A Pair of Scottish Swords, by Tony Willis | pp 39-42 | |
| Spring 2005 | The Medieval Swords of Leeds Castle, by Clive Thomas | pp 10-29 |
| INGELRII; A Continuing Tradition of Early Medieval Swordsmithing, by Michael Gorman | pp 30-36 | |
| What do Armourers’ Marks Mean? by Chris Dobson | pp 37-46 | |
| Claymores - The Two-Handed Swords of the Scottish Highlanders, by David Caldwell | pp 47-53 | |
| Where Has it Been? Brief Notes on the Reinforcing Breast-plate belonging to the Small Garniture of Sir William Herbert 1st Earl of Pembroke, by Tobias Capwell | pp 54-61 | |
| The Evolution of the Queen Anne Pistol, by Richard Garrett | pp 62-67 | |
| Spring 2006 | English Snaphance Firearms (A Loan Exhibition) by Brian Godwin & David Oliver | pp 09-13 |
| Arms and Armour from the Seventh Crusade by Clive Thomas | pp 14-24 | |
| An English Origin for a Scottish Sword, by Neil Melville | pp 25-27 | |
| The English Snaphance Lock, by Brian Godwin | pp 28-63 | |
| John Steel Cooper, 1927-2005, by David Oliver | pp 64 | |
| An English Holster Pistol of Commonwealth Date, by John Cooper | pp 65-74 | |
| Spring 2007 | Henk L Visser 1923-2006, An Appreciation, by David Oliver & Andrew Lumley | pp 12 |
| New Light on a fourteenth century sword in the Burrell Collection, by Clive Thomas | pp 15-28 | |
| The Ottoman Arsenal in Hagia Eirene: Some Early Photographs and Visitors Accounts, by Stuart W. Pyhrr | pp 29-46 | |
| Meine Gotischen Handfeuerrohre, by Bernhard Rietsche | pp 47-55 | |
| 15th Century English Two-handers, by Neil Melville | pp 56-57 | |
| A Significant English Lock Pistol, by Brian C. Godwin | pp 58-69 | |
| The Guns of David Gass, by John Cooper | pp 70-78 | |
| Spring 2008 | A Newly-acquired Mail Crinet, by Thom Richardson | pp 13-16 |
| Father of Victory, by Clive Thomas | pp 17-38 | |
| Dunster Castle - The Armoury Revisited, by Brian C. Godwin | pp 39-52 | |
| Hidden Treasures: Concealed Signatures on Scottish Basket Hilted Swords, by David Oliver & Tony Willis | pp 53-56 | |
| The Uptons of Oxford, by John Cooper | pp 63-78 | |
| Spring 2009 | 'Shields from Klausen' by Oswald Graf Trapp, translated by Michael Gorman | pp 13-22 |
| 'Notes on a small group of swords from the Arsenal of Alexandria' by Clive Thomas | pp 23-42 | |
| 'Three Claymores from Warwick Castle' by Tony Willis | pp 43-60 | |
| 'From Bolt to Ball: English Crossbows in the Tudor and Stuart periods' by Guy Wilson | pp 61-73 | |
| 'A long barrelled pistol from the English Civil War' by Brian Godwin | pp 74-78 | |
| 'The Quakenbush Sword; a basket-hilted sword by Walter Allan of Stirling' by David Oliver | pp 79-81 | |
| 'Ian Peirce, 1941-2008. An Appreciation' by David Oliver. | pp 85 | |
| 'A remarkable group of late 17th century English pistols and their genesis' by David Weaver & Brian Godwin. | pp 87-97 | |
| Spring 2010 | 'The 14th century Scottish Sword' by Neil Melville | pp 13-16 |
| 'Water-found Swords from the Middle Ages' by Rikke Behrend, translated by Michael Gorman | pp 17-26 | |
| 'The Sword of Henry V' by David Oliver | pp 27-31 | |
| 'The Whitton le Wear Sallet' by Thom Richardson | pp 32-37 | |
| 'Albrecht Durer's Fechtbuch' by Clive Thomas | pp 38-51 | |
| 'An Unusual Wall-gun' by Brian Godwin & Abigail Turner | pp 52-63 | |
| 'A Transformation in English Gunmaking 1670-1770' by David Weaver & Brian Godwin | pp 68-85 | |
| Spring 2011 | 'A personal Appreciation of Claude Blair' by Fred Wilkinson | pp 13-14 |
| '"King of Emirs". Pious donations of European swords to the Arsenal of Alexandria during the time of the Viceroy Sayf al-din Aristay' by Clive Thomas | pp 15-36 | |
| 'The "Barfus" armor in the Philadelphia Museum Of Art' by Pierre Terjanian | pp 37-61 | |
| '"Of Wheellock Form" - two English Lock pistols of the English Civil War' by Brian Godwin | pp 62-71 | |
| 'Ringan Oliver and his Sword' by Bryan Moffatt | pp 72-83 | |
| 'Some notes on Type 2 English Locks and two pistols in particular' by David Weaver & Brian Godwin | pp 84-96 | |
| 'Arms and Armour Dealers and Displays in Early Nineteenth Century London' by Stuart Pyhrr | pp 97-114 | |
| 'Treasures from the Lobkowicz armouries' by John Batty | pp 115-118 |