"The Lost Battle Sword of King Charles the First."

Brian Moffatt · 1st April 2019, 07:49 PM

Primarily,
I'm posting to draw the attention of members to my blog, http://fallingangelslosthighways.blogspot.com/
The blog is non commercial, loses me money, and costs a great deal of time!
I started it in order to update the information available on mostly the Border Reivers, via the Osprey book of the same title, to which we contributed the majority of the photography... but it has expanded in nature.... and now contains much more.
One of the latest postings, is on the Lost Battle sword of King Charles the First, and that combined with the previous posting, on a sword made in Oxford circa 1642, adds greatly to the body of information on the state of mind of the King himself. The initials F.J.A.G. which you will find on the blog, relate to the Friends of the Johnnie Armstrong Gallery, a small, rather private and diminishing group of enthusiasts who in the interests of education, allow photography of items in their collections to be published on the blog.
Much of the content of the blog came from my late wife Maureen, who died in August last year...
Hope you enjoy the information and photography.
All the Best,
Brian Moffatt.

1st April 2019, 07:49 PM	#1
Brian Moffatt Member Join Date: Apr 2019 Posts: 5	"The Lost Battle Sword of King Charles the First." Primarily, I'm posting to draw the attention of members to my blog, http://fallingangelslosthighways.blogspot.com/ The blog is non commercial, loses me money, and costs a great deal of time! I started it in order to update the information available on mostly the Border Reivers, via the Osprey book of the same title, to which we contributed the majority of the photography... but it has expanded in nature.... and now contains much more. One of the latest postings, is on the Lost Battle sword of King Charles the First, and that combined with the previous posting, on a sword made in Oxford circa 1642, adds greatly to the body of information on the state of mind of the King himself. The initials F.J.A.G. which you will find on the blog, relate to the Friends of the Johnnie Armstrong Gallery, a small, rather private and diminishing group of enthusiasts who in the interests of education, allow photography of items in their collections to be published on the blog. Much of the content of the blog came from my late wife Maureen, who died in August last year... Hope you enjoy the information and photography. All the Best, Brian Moffatt.