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Medieval Tournament Sticker Picture
$4.50
Large format laminated scene opens to 18 1/2" X 12 1/4". Create colorful scenes with twenty-five reusable vinyl stickers.
 
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Medieval Castle Sticker Picture
$4.95
Large format laminated scence opens to 18 1/2" X 12 1/4". Create colorful scenes of medieval life with forty reusable vinyl stickers.
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Saint Elizabeth's Three Crowns
$9.95
A Vision book by Blanche Jennings Thompson. Though born to be a queen, Elizabeth of Hungary (1207-1231) loved in poverty and simplicity. She joined the Franciscan Third Order and followed in the footsteps of St. Francis. Ages 10+.
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Patron Saint of First Communion
$8.00
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt. The touching and true story of Blessed Imelda Lambertini (1322-1333), beginning with her fifth birday and ending with her death at age eleven. Imelda longed to receive Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, but Church law required her to wait until she was twelve. Jesus had other plans. Lovely read aloud, but keep your hanky handy. Ages 8+.
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RACE for Heaven Study Guide
Patron St. of First Communicants
$9.00
By Janet McKenzie. Amellia Lambertini (1322-1333). Designed and published by a homeschooling mother of five, these study guides are filled with informative, inspiring and practical information that enriches and extends the pleasure of reading the Mary Fabyan Windeatt biographies. Include activities for vocabulary, geography, timelines, catechism, comprehension, deductive inference and personal holiness. As stand-alone projects the guides are great, but they also make an excellent addition to any Catholic history program. Ages 8-13.
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Cathedrals of the World Coloring Book
$3.95
Forty great churches to color from around the world. St. Paul's London, St. Patrick's New York, Hagia Sophia Istanbul, St. Basil's Moscow, St. Peter's Rome, Chartes France.
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Otto of the Silver Hand
$8.95
By Howard Pyle. Fictional tale of a motherless boy, son of one of Germany's robber barons, whose strength of character and polished virtue bring him successfully from youth to manhood. Ages 10+.
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Characters of the Inquisition
$16.50
By W. T. Walsh. Want to know the turth about the Inquisition (1200-1500's)? How it started, how it operated, who was involved? Want to know how many peole died as a result and why? Here are the answers. Ages 16+.
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A History of Medieval Spain
$29.50
By Callaghan. Detailed, scholarly work. For the serious student of Spanish history. 16+.
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Isabella, The Last Crusader
$24.00
By W. T. Walsh. Isabella (1451-1504) ruled Spain beside her husband, Ferdinand. Together, they were royal patrons for Columbus's famous voyage of discovery in 1492 and they succeeded in bringing to a close, Spain's 800-year-long struggle with the Muslims. Isabella was, perhaps, the greatest woman ruler in history. Ages 15+.
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Isabel of Spain: The Catholic Queen
$20.00
By Warren Carroll. A very readable and inspiring account of the life of a remarkable woman, wife, mother and queen.
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The Trumpeter of Kracow
$4.99
By Eric P. Kelly. Historical fiction set in medieval Poland. An exciting adventure that gives a young reader the "feel" of the period. Ages 9-12. Newbery Award Winner.
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The Black Arrow
$3.99
By Robert Louis Stevenson. Historical fiction. An exciting portrait of England during the War of the Roses (1455-1485), complete with intrigue, kidnapping, spies, rogues, heroes and villians. Ages 12+.
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If All the Swords in England
$12.95
The story of St. Thomas Becket and King Henry of England. Ages 10+
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The Magna Charta
$11.95
By James Doherty. Accurate rendition of the story of the "Great Charter" that established rights and freedoms in medieval England. NOTE: The epilogue discusses charters of the U.S. and the U.N. in ways that could use some careful scrutiny. Ages 11+.
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The Popes and Slavery
$7.95
By Rev. Joel Panzer. The form of slavery discussed in this volume (as opposed to its form in the ancient world) is one that took root in the Middle Ages and persisted for centuries in spite of the clear and persistent condemnation by the Church. Here is a thorough examination of what actually happened, accompanied by copies of the oringinal Vatican documents in both Latin and English. It makes excellent reading for highschool students and will prepare them confidently to articulate the Church's position. (Please note: the Church's position is true and can easily be defended. The actions of many Church members were reprehensible and must be condemned. This book will help you know and understand the difference.) Ages 14+.
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
$6.99
Translation by J.R.R. Tolkien. Authored by an unknown medieval poet and brought to the modern reader through Tolkien's artistry and imagination, this is the story of one of King Arthur's greatest knights. Also includes two other medieval masterpieces: Pearl and Sir Orfero .
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Fine Print
$6.95
Though Gutenberg's personal life was not of particular interest, his invention of moveable type was a watershead event in human history, making him one of the most influential persons of all time. Ages 10+.
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Lay Siege to Heaven
$14.95
by Louis de Wohl
A captivating novel about St Catherine of Siena (1347-1380) and the role she played in bringing the Papacy back to Rome after seventy years of exile in Avignon. Ages 12+.
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Saint Catherine of Siena
$7.00
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt
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RACE for Heaven Study Guide
St. Catherine of Siena
$9.00
By Janet McKenzie. St. Benedict (480-547). Designed and published by a homeschooling mother of five, these study guides are filled with informative, inspiring and practical information that enriches and extends the pleasure of reading the Mary Fabyan Windeatt biographies. Include activities for vocabulary, geography, timelines, catechism, comprehension, deductive inference and personal holiness. As stand-alone projects the guides are great, but they also make an excellent addition to any Catholic history program. Ages 8-13.
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Saint Dominic and the Rosary
$9.95
A Vision Book by Catherine Beebe. Captivating story of the Spaniard, Dominic de Guzman (1170-1221) and his great work of fighting heresy through promoting the Rosary and the order he founded--the Dominicans. Ages 10+.
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Saint Dominic
$11.00
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt. The story of St. Dominc, founder of the Domincan Order. Ages 10+.
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RACE for Heaven Study Guide
St. Dominic
$9.00
By Janet McKenzie. St. Dominic (1170-1221). Designed and published by a homeschooling mother of five, these study guides are filled with informative, inspiring and practical information that enriches and extends the pleasure of reading the Mary Fabyan Windeatt biographies. Include activities for vocabulary, geography, timelines, catechism, comprehension, deductive inference and personal holiness. As stand-alone projects the guides are great, but they also make an excellent addition to any Catholic history program. Ages 8-13.
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Saint Hyacinth of Poland
$13.00
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt. Accepted into the Order of Preachers by St. Dominic, Hyacinth (1185-1257) and his brother, Ceslaus, brought the faith to Poland, Russia, Lithuania and other parts of Northern Europe. Ages 10+.
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RACE for Heaven Study Guide
St. Hyacinth
$9.00
By Janet McKenzie. St. Hyacinth (1185-1257). Designed and published by a homeschooling mother of five, these study guides are filled with informative, inspiring and practical information that enriches and extends the pleasure of reading the Mary Fabyan Windeatt biographies. Include activities for vocabulary, geography, timelines, catechism, comprehension, deductive inference and personal holiness. As stand-alone projects the guides are great, but they also make an excellent addition to any Catholic history program. Ages 8-13.
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Francis and Clare, Saints of Assisi
$9.95
A Vision Book by Helen Homan. Son of a wealthy merchant, Francis (1181-1226) gave up family and fortune to serve the poor and found the Franciscan Order. Young Clare (1194-1253), followed his example, founding the women's order of the Poor Clares. Ages 10+.
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Saint Anthony of Padua
$9.95
by Helen Walker Homan. The story of how young Fernando de Bulhom of Lisbon, Portugal became St. Anthony of Padua (1195-1231) in the newly founded Francisan order. Read about all his adventures--including shipwreck, miracles, preaching, meeting St. Francis and more. Ages 10+.
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Saint Thomas Aquinas
$8.00
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt. This is a wonderful book to share with your children--especially your sons. They will grow to love the Angelic Doctor (1225-1274), to admire his intellect, and to desire the purity and humility he modeled. Ages 10+.
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RACE for Heaven Study Guide
St. Thomas Aquinas
$9.00
By Janet McKenzie. St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274). Designed and published by a homeschooling mother of five, these study guides are filled with informative, inspiring and practical information that enriches and extends the pleasure of reading the Mary Fabyan Windeatt biographies. Include activities for vocabulary, geography, timelines, catechism, comprehension, deductive inference and personal holiness. As stand-alone projects the guides are great, but they also make an excellent addition to any Catholic history program. Ages 8-13.
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The Brown Scapular Coloring Book
$4.25
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt
This book has sixteen pages of text and sixteen pages to color. Ages 8+
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St. Francis of Assisi Coloring Book
$4.25
By Mary Fabyan Windeatt. This book has sixteen pages of text and sixteen pages to color.
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Joan of Arc. Twain
$14.95
by Mark Twain
Remarkably accurate biography of St. Joan and the end of the 100 Year's War. Mark Twain considered this his finest work. Ages 14+.
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Joan of Arc and Horse
$10.00
PAPO-39722 / 39721
Top quality hand painted figurines.
See dozens of other items like this on our Toys page.
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Joan of Arc, Vision Book
$9.95
Vision Book by Louis de Wohl. Ages 10+.
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Saint Joan of Arc Coloring Book
$4.25
by Mary Fabyan Windeatt
This book has sixteen pages of text and sixteen pages to color. Ages 8+
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Medieval Knights Stickers
$3.95
Twenty colorful 4"x5" pressure-sensitive stickers.
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A Medieval Feast
$6.95
This is a children's picture book (not a cook book) that presents many interesting facts and details about a great medieval feast. Ages 6+.
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Knights and Castles
$4.99
Research and study guide full of interesting facts, ideas and Internet links.
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Adam of the Road
$7.99
by Elizabeth G. Vining. Historical fiction. Eleven-year-old Adam loves to travel the open roads of 13th century England with his father, a wandering minstrel, and his red spaniel, Nick. But when his father and dog disappear, Adam finds himself alone searching these saem road filled with merchants, pilgrims, farmers, theives and saints. A Newbery Award Winner. Ages 10+.
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Richard the Third
$24.99
By Paul Murray Kendall. A biography of the enigmatic King Richard III (1452-1485), last of the Plantagenet kings. This new biography has been gleaned from meticulous research based almost entirely on source material from Richard's own day. (In other words, it has not been tainted by later Tudor myth.) In commenting on Shakespeare's play, Richard III, Mr. Kendall laments, " What a tribute this is for art; what a misfortune this is for history." Ages 16+.
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If You Lived in the Days of Knights
$5.99
When were the days of the knights? How was a boy trained to be a knight? What kind of horse did a knight ride? Where did people live? How was Christmas celebrated in the Middle Ages? Find aswers to these and other questions. Ages 10+
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Castle
$9.95
By David Macaulay. The story of castle-building as well as construction of the surrounding town set in 13th century Wales. Fascinating black and white illustrations. Interesting text. A great introduction to life, guilds, arichitecture and customs of the Middle Ages. Ages 10+
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Cathedral
$9.95
By David Macaulay. This book recreates the building of a French Gothic cathedral from the hewing down of half a forest to the placement of the last sheet of lead on the spire. Oversize paperback. Ages 10+
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Coat of Arms
$6.99
Really useful and attractive format. Includes full-color illustrations and a plastic stencil with 20 patterns for creating your own designs easily and accurately. The text describes the history and use of heraldic devices. Ages 10+.
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Design Your Own Coat of Arms
$4.95
Easy-to-read, profusely illustrated guide to the history, symbolism and construction of heraldic devices. Instructions for creating a custom design, tips on materials, and information how to register your coat of arms. Ages 11+.
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The Door in the Wall
$5.50
By DeAngeli. Historical fiction. Young Robin wants to serve the king as a knight. But his destiny is changed when he falls ill and loses the use of his legs. He is rescued by Brother Luke and taken to the hospice of St. Mark where he learns many valuable lessons. Ages 11+.
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First Voyage of Columbus
$8.95
Day-by-day excerpts from the actual log book and letters of Columbus, beginning August 3, 1492 and ending Sunday, October 14, 1492. Sepia maps and illustrations. Ages 10+.
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The World of Columbus and His Sons
$15.95
By Genevieve Foster.
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Columbus
$13.95
By Ingri and Edgar D'Aulaire. Full-color, oversize paperback. Young readers will be inspired as they learn about how Chritopher Columbus grew up to become a great explorer and navigator. Ages 8-10.
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Christopher Columbus
$3.99
Nicely illustrated and well crafted account of a very famous voyage. A Step-Into-Reading Book, Level 2 for ages 6-8.
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Fun with Medieval Stencils
$1.50
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The Glory of Christendom
$25.00
Volume 3 in a series by Warren Carroll. This volume covers the Middle Ages, detailing developments in art, exploration, government, religion and scholarship. Paperback. Ages 16 - adult.
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What Were Castles For?
$4.95
An Usborne Starting Point History book. Packed full of fun and facts about everyday life in a castle, this is good introduction to the Middle Ages for grades 1-3.
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Calligraphy of the Middle Ages & How to Do It
$7.95
With clear directions and charming style, four alphabets and their historic contexts are introduced: Roman Capitals, Uncials, Carolingian, and Gothic. This is done through brief sketches of four historic persons from different eras who would have used those alphabets: Julius Caesar, King Arthur, Charlemagne, and Robin Hood. Black and white illusrations. Paperback. Ages 11+.
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In Freedom's Cause
$6.95
By G. A Henty. The story of Wallace and Bruce. Dover Thrift.
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St. Anthony Color Book
$4.25
By Mary Fabyan Windeatt. Sixteen pages of text, sixteen pages to color.
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Knight in Armor Sticker Soldier
$1.50
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Lost Baron
$14.95
By Allen French. Martin, son of Sir Anselm of the Hollow, risks his life in more ways than one in this fast-paced story of Cornwall in the year 1200. King Richard is dead and John is King, a ruler ever ready for more money in his treasury whether it comes there honestly or not. When the Baron Eric mysteriously disappears, his young daughter Rosamund must bear the increasing burden of his absence. The moody Sir Basil, distant relation and heir, has taken over the castle, and would not be pleased if Eric should ever return. In an unguarded moment of genuine gratitude, Sir Basil invites young Martin to come to the castle as a page and squire. Martin is swiftly drawn into Rosamund's troubles and into a few of his own before the tale reaches its dramatic climax.
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The Song of Roland
$2.00
Trnaslated by Leonard Bacon. The first and greatest of French literature's epics, this eleventh-century tale of romance and heroism tells the story of warrior Roland, nephew to Charlemagne and prince of the Holy Roman Empire. Ages 14+.
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Cathedral Stained Glass Color Book
$5.95
Sixzteen plates on transluscent paper: King David, the Crucifixion, the Last Judgment, and thirteen other scenes from European cathedrals. Captions identify each cathedral and window.
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The Quiet Light
$14.95
By Louis de Wohl. A very readble account of the life of St. Thomas Aquinas.
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Famous Men of the Middle Ages
$16.95
Revised edition from Memoria Press. An excellent source of biographical information. Ages 9+
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Duke of Bourbon & Horse
$9.00
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Hospitaller Knight
$4.50
Quality hand-painted figure from Papo.
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Knights and Dragons Toob
$7.95
Hand-painted knights and dragons made of sturdy acetate, 12 pieces, 1.5" - 3".
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Hidden Treasure of Glaston
$14.95
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Men of Iron
$9.95
Dover paper back edition. By Howard Pyle. Through hard work and self control, young Myles eventually achieves knighthood and wins back the good name and fortune of his disgraced father while also winning the attentions of a lovely young lady. Great reading for boys. 11+
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