Vince Italian foi, first half of the 20th century.
Fencing sabre with three bar hilt, shagreen grip, and 20mm double-fullered blade. Marked with "New York" and "Germany" on the blade's forte. More details in the Museum: www.fencingexhibit.com/items/show/227
This is one of my favorite items in the Museum right now. This remarkably well-preserved épée is made by Coulaux & Cie. (Klingenthal, France) and features a small bell guard, leather-wrapped grip with twisted wire, and urn-shaped pommel.
Fencing sabre with a skillfully formed and curved guard, shagreen-wrapped grip, and 14mm straight blade. German-made, double-fullered blade (marked "Made in Germany") appears to be marked "S. D. & G. New York" likely indicating the sporting goods importer and retailer Schoverling, Daly and Gales. www.fencingexhibit.com/items/show/229
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The Spanish sabre is a military weapon intended to be used as an infantry/artillery sabre. Its techniques, methods and principles are firmly based on the teachings of the early Spanish masters. Utilizing powerful cuts along with thrusts the Spanish sabre found equal use on the battlefield facing other weapons as well as for personal combat on the dueling field. The system of
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Swords, armor, and dueling have always been more fascinating than foils, plastrons, and bouting. For example, you probably have a general idea of swords, armor, and dueling, but aren't quite sure what the latter three are. It's understandable. There has always been more drama, and thus interest, in real combat than combat training. Because of…
Astrid Guyart (FRA) was the bane of the Italians in Shanghai as she defeated 3 straight Italian fencers in the top-8 to notch the world
[ID: an epee fencer flunging at his opponent.]
A 1796 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY TROOPER'S SWORD with regulation blade stamped 'S.K' on the back-edge, regulation stirrup hilt, in its steel scabbard (an early association, numbers mismatched) 83cm; 32 3/4in blade AD.comment possibly Austrian scabbard
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