Medieval Edmund de Thorpe Mounted Knight with Barded Warhorse – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

English Title & Specific Name

• Figure Title: Medieval Edmund de Thorpe Mounted Knight with Barded Warhorse – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure
• Historical Era: Medieval-inspired design; exact equipment date unspecified.
• Faction / Military Branch: English knightly themes represented by source design names; no specific unit assigned.

Detailed Character Identification, Description, and Historical Background

Character Identification

One Edmund de Thorpe knight with the matching barded warhorse, shield and sword.

Detailed Character Description

The rider wears a silver-colored helmet, visible bearded face, ornate printed neck ornament and matching blue-and-black heraldic clothing and carries a quartered blue-and-black shield with white crescent shapes and gold-colored chevrons. The pictured sword belongs to this knight. The mount is a brown horse with blue-and-black barding, white crescent shapes, gold-colored chevrons, mail-like printing and silver-colored head armor. Rider and horse retain the matching blue and black presentation shown in the supplied image.

Historical / Thematic Background

The source identifies this design as Edmund de Thorpe, a name associated with a late medieval English knight. Historical records describe Sir Edmund Thorpe’s service in the period of the Hundred Years’ War. The collectible draws on that knightly setting while keeping the exact campaign, date and equipment issue unspecified; its printed shield and horse decoration remain features of the supplied toy.

The visual connection between rider and mount comes from their repeated heraldic colors. Here the knight carries a quartered blue-and-black shield with white crescent shapes and gold-colored chevrons, while the horse repeats the corresponding decoration on its barding. Medieval heraldry helped make arms and identities recognizable, and decorated horse coverings extended that visual language to mounted displays. The miniature’s bright printing should be read as its own collectible artwork, with the actual colors and emblems preserved from the supplied design.

The complete mounted presentation also highlights the relationship between protective equipment and ceremonial appearance. The horse has separate head armor and a saddle area surrounded by the decorated covering, while the knight keeps the pictured sword and shield. The package combines one rider and one complete horse for a cavalry or castle arrangement. It can be displayed with the companion riders or their corresponding foot figures and horses, without implying that all named designs belonged to one historical army or appeared together at a specific event.

Included Contents

One Edmund de Thorpe figure with its pictured headgear, armor or cape where shown, sword and shield; one complete horse with the matching saddle/barding and head armor. Exactly one rider and one horse. No additional foot figure, banner or scenery is included.