The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Arms and Armor
- The Met presents their vast collection of armor, edged weapons, and firearms ranking among the worlds greatest armories, ranging from full suits of Japanese armor to minute ornamental sword fittings.
- http://www.metmuseum.org/Works_Of_Art/department.asp?dep=4

Shaabas Replicas
- Replica arms exporter and manufacturer of knives, swords, axes, and medieval daggers.
- http://www.shaabasreplicas.com

The Hammered Wombat
- Reproduction Medieval & Renaissance Armour - SCA Sport Combat Artwork by The Hammered Wombat
- http://www.hammeredwombat.com/

Medieval Armourer
- Medieval arms and armours. Millanease, gothic, Maximillian, swords, gantles, gorgets, helmets, and legs.
- http://sl-armoury.com/

Armor Gauntlets
- Photographs of gauntlets, anvils and armour smithing tools.
- http://gauntlets.org/

Gotscha
- Sculpture and armour by Dutch contemporary sculptor-blacksmith Gotscha Lagidse.
- http://www.gotscha.nl/

Tomka Armoury
- Offering photos of handmade artistic restorations of ancient weapons and armour. Featuring chainmail and helmuts.
- http://www3.sympatico.ca/tomkaczor/

Hassanand Hemandas & Co
- Manufacture and export of replica period weapons, swords, guns, armour, and navigational instruments produced by artisans from Rajasthan India.
- http://www.hhandco.com/

The Arador Armour Library
- Information on how to make armour, discussion board, and armour pictures.
- http://www.arador.com

Jay Fisher
- This artist and craftsman makes knives, daggers, and swords for collectors, the military, professionals, and museums. He is a member of the Knifemaker's Guild.
- http://www.jayfisher.com/

Swords and Medieval Weapons
- A hobbyist describes making replica swords and other medieval period weapons; photographs and contact information.
- http://website.lineone.net/~johnwellings/

Sword Forum International
- Covers all areas of sword collecting and usage including articles and an active discussion forums.
- http://www.swordforum.com/

Eisenkleider
- Museum quality parade armor, etched, embossed, gilt...with original 15-17th century etched/embossed designs. Also, family crests and business logos, etched or high relief embossed in copper
- http://www.karlofgermany.com/