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The Bodleian Libraries Have a New Copy of Hope
Posted in Announcement, History, Weapons
Tagged 17th Century, Hope, Sir William Hope, smallsword
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Danet on the Demi-Volte
Patrick MorganHead Instructor, Columbia Classical Fencing, LLC. Scott A. WrightInstructor, QueenCityClassicalFencing.comCurator, SmallswordProject.com In 1766, Guillaume Danet published the first of two volumes of L’Art des Armes. Volume I was Danet’s attempt to reassert the supremacy of the French school of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Theory, Weapons
Tagged 18th Century, Angelo, Counter Attack, Danet, Demi-volte, escrime, esgrima, Esquive, French, L’Art des Armes, Small Sword, smallsword, Volte
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Early Registration Extended for American Smallsword Symposium
Early registration for the 2017 American Smallsword Symposium is extended until April 15th, 2017. Additionally daily registration rates are now available. For more information, consult the Symposium’s website. Save
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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Introducing The Smallsword Project
http://www.SmallswordProject.com The smallword is a multifaceted and fascinating weapon, the domain of which encompasses such rich topics as history, culture, honor, defense, status, strategy, discipline, grace, and art. It is challenging, both in practice and in study. Historic texts are … Continue reading