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Item Description
The Royal Arms of Edward I Heater Shield is a high-quality medieval reproduction inspired by the iconic battlefield shields of 13th–14th century English knights. Constructed from durable 18-gauge steel, this heater shield reflects both historical accuracy and functional design.
The shield proudly displays the famous heraldic blazon of Edward I of England: Gules, three lions passant guardant in pale or, armed and langued azure. Translated, this represents three gold lions with blue tongues and claws, walking and facing the observer, arranged vertically on a red field.
Each lion is depicted in the “lion passant” pose--symbolizing courage, valor, strength, and royal authority. The red background historically signifies bravery, eagerness to serve, and sacrifice in battle.
Hand-painted by skilled craftsmen, this shield is ideal for reenactment, stage combat, cosplay, collectors, or wall display. Whether carried into a historical event or mounted as décor, it is a striking and authentic piece of medieval heritage.
Key Features
Authentic Edward I of England heraldic design
Traditional heater-style knight shield
Hand-painted by experienced craftsmen
Strong 18-gauge steel construction
Excellent for reenactment, cosplay, or display
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Overall Length: 28 inches
Overall Width: 20 inches
Material: 18 Gauge Steel
Style: Heater Shield
Design: Royal Arms of Edward I (Three Lions Passant)
Finish: Hand Painted
Construction: Handforged
