PMA Souvenirs

Gear up your baseball cap or jacket lapel and get ready for life's everyday challenges -- whether a jousting tourney or grocery shopping!   Museum Exclusive Measures 1.25" x 1" Soft enamel and brass base metal  Black rubber clutch...

These socks are designed and produced exclusively for the museum in Portugal.  The maker uses seamless toe knitting to create a sock without any stitches.  After you've worn them a few times, you won’t be able to go back to anything else...

Readied for the battle or possible a tournament, this detailed, hand painted reproduction shows a knight wearing the mantle with the coat arms of his lord and mail armor.  Examples of not only armor but coats of arms are found in the museum's...

If you are looking for an iconic suit of traditional medieval armor, then look no further than this Medieval Armor – Sword In Right Hand figurine. This miniature suit is small enough that you can display it just about anywhere with ease! This impressive...

Displaying the Templar cross, this sword-wheeling Knight wearing an intricately detailed chainmail tabard is a dramatic piece of medieval home décor. A wonderful addition to your Crusader statue collection or a fabulous gift for any fan of knights or the...

The magnificent armored knight on a horse is one of The Philadelphia Museum of Art's world-class Armors & Armor collection highlights. This substantial and faithfully reproduced piece captures, with extraordinary detail, the beauty of the original...

This reproduction brings back all the glamour and ornament of a Renaissance prince's ceremonial armors.  The elaborately detailed embellishments in gold and silver were created by some of the Europe's finest gold- and silversmiths.  The armor...

Readied for the battle or possible a tournament, this detailed, hand painted reproduction shows a knight wearing the mantle with the coat arms of his lord and mail armor.  Examples of not only armor but coats of arms are found in the museum's...

En garde!  Save your place with this sword bookmark.  Gorgeously etched with gilded and velvet elements, the sword and scabbard dates to 17th century Hungary.  The pallache, from the Hungarian "pallos", is an edged sword developed in...