Goswhit was King Arthur's helmet, made of steel bound with gold and adorned with gems. Originally belonging to Uther, Arthur wore it at the battle against the Saxons at Bath.
Glessig is the sword wielded by Cyflwch, one of King Arthur's warriors in Culhwch and Olwen.
In La Tavola Ritonda, the Sword with the Strange Hangings survives the fall of Camelot, hanging before Galahad's statue until Charlemagne claims it and renames it Gioisa.
Gawain's shield, often bearing a pentangle or the Virgin Mary, symbolizes his courage, virtue, and chivalric ideals.
Trapped in a tower without his armor, Gawain seizes a chessboard for a shield and turns oversized ivory chessmen into weapons.
A noble blade lent (or gifted) by Sir Guingomar to Gareth at the tournament of Castle Dangerous.
Galatine — Gawain’s mighty sword, gifted by the Lady of the Lake, radiant as the sun and true to the knightly code of courage and honor.
A sword hanging on the statue of Amoroldo, taken by one of Charlemagne's noblemen, who named it Fulberta.