Living the History: 15th Century Reenactment

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The defenders take the field in full armour (Source: Lonnie Colson)

View down the line of knights waiting to joust (Source: Lonnie Colson)

Close up of armour of Tobias Capwell (Source: Lonnie Colson)

Tobias Capwell and Steve Gagnon crash together (Source: Lonnie Colson)

Lances shatter as contact is made (Source: Lonnie Colson)

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About the Site

My Obsessions du Jour

Some of my latest hobbies featured here:
Scenario Paintball
Captain and co-founder of the Hellions
Medieval Arms and Armour
My armour is based on the Earl of Warwick
International Travel

Colson Heritage

Variations on a Surname
Explore possible origins of Colson name.
Buying a Family Coat of Arms?
Caveat Emptor - American moneymaker.
Blenkinsopp Castle
Connection to a castle in Northumbrian

Contact Information

869 East Schaumburg Road, No. 133
Schaumburg, IL 60194 USA