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Restored: H. Angelo’s Print — Highland Broad Sword, 1799
A beautifully restored version of Henry Angelo’s print illustrated by Thomas Rowlandson, The Manual and the Ten Divisions of the Highland Broad Sword (1799) has been posted to the web without indication of who did the restoration work — and … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Weapons
Tagged 1799, 18th Century, Angelo, Aquatint, art, basket hilt, Broadsword, English, Etching, Henry Angelo, Highland Broad Sword, Light Horse Volunteers, Rowlandson, saber, sabre, Scottish, Thomas Rowlandson
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A Disarme in Cart
Since CCF members have been working on disarms, I thought this plate from The Art of Fencing (1730) would be of interest. All of the plates (scans courtesy of Eli Steenput) can be viewed at SmallswordProject.com Art of Fencing Represented … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Uncategorized, Weapons
Tagged 1730, 18th Century, art, Disarm, Disarme, England, English, escrime, smallsword, The Art of Fencing
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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
Posted in Artwork, History, Weapons
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 in Images
An overview of the history of Nineteenth Century French cane defense (la canne) has already been presented by Morgan here. Below are some visual references* to the use of the cane and to the Paris Apaches as depicted in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apaches de Paris, art, cane, fencing, French, La Canne, self-defense
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