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We have (finally!) finished our second volume of Period Heraldic Clipart. This volume, like the first, contains charges as they were drawn in Germany in the 15th and 16th Centuries. This volume contains more charges than the first volume, 64 in number. More detailed information and ordering details can be found on our clipart page.

Our newest collection of movie reviews, Da'ud Bob ibn Briggs Goes to the Movies, Volume XI, is now available! Like Volumes I through X, it contains 24 reviews of movies set in the Middle Ages, Renaissance, earlier times, or other pre-technological societies. (Da'ud Bob is, after all, the Historical Drive-In Movie Critic!) More information about this latest volume, the earlier volumes, and our two special collections, The Best (and Worst) of Da'ud Bob ibn Briggs Goes to the Movies and Da'ud Bob ibn Briggs Goes to Shakespeare Movies, along with the specially priced The Complete Da'ud Bob, can be found on our Movie Review page. And of course the current month's movie review can be found here.

Drop by our Free Stuff page, where we will place various goodies that you can access or download for free.

Our free needlework chart for July has been uploaded here. (These needlework charts are a series of charts of various common heraldic charges. They are in .pdf format, but if you'd prefer one of these free charts as a .jpg or .gif or in some other format, please feel free to write, telephone, or e-mail us at the address, telephone number, or e-mail addresses here and we will be happy to send you one! Let us know which format you prefer.)

We also sell a set that includes the first twelve of these needlework charts, another set that features the second twelve, a third set that features the third dozen, and another of the fourth dozen. Or you can get a CD-ROM with all 48 3"x3", 18 stitches/inch, charts on it. More information and a description of what these packages include can be found here.

Naturally, we're hoping that you will see actual examples of what we can produce and ask us to create charts of larger, more complex heraldic works, or customized needlework or embroidery charts on any subject. In the meantime, though, we are finding it a fun project that let's us combine our various interests - heraldry and textile arts - and we hope that you may find them entertaining and educational, as well.

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