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Sword Versus Bayonet, 1874
As we explore sabre, and stepping off-line to attack in a more combat-like fashion, consider this image of sabre versus bayonette. It is an engraving by an unknown artist featured in Harper’s Weekly, May 16th, 1874. Before the prevalence of … Continue reading
Paulus Hector Mair
A wonderful primary source has been published online by the library of Dresden — Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica v.I & II by Paulus Hector Mair. Although not French, the treatises offer over 1200 pages of brilliantly illustrated European physical … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th Century, art, Baton, Combat, European, Federale, German, HEMA, Jörg Breu the Younger, Mair, Manual, Martial Art, Medieval, Paulus Hector Mair, Pronated, Renaissance
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La Canne et Baton
Given some CCF members’ recent foray into Baton de Joinville, I thought this image would be appropriate. As is the case with other diagrams previously posted on CCF, this appears to be from an illustrated dictionary or encyclopedia, circa 1915. … Continue reading
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Tagged Apaches de Paris, Baton, Baton de Joinville, cane, Defense, diagram, French, La Canne
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National WWI Museum
The twins and I missed practice today, but enjoyed the National WWI Museum in KC. These may be of interest.
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Tagged épée, duel, French, Germany, hilt, kansas city mo, Political Cartoon, Prussia, Russia, saber, sabre, World War I, WWI
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Fencing Diagram
My last post showing a French fencing diagram generated several views from throughout Europe. As a result, I thought this similar image may be of interest. It may be Portuguese in origin, or perhaps Spanish or Galician. The source that … Continue reading
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Tagged Baionnette, bayoneta, Bayonette, diagram, duel, Ephemera, escrime, esgrima, espada, fluret, foil, illustration, posicoes da mao, Positions, sabre, scherma
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