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Fiore his master and his students

April 24, 2013

One of the rare Masters giving a named reference to his masters is Fiore dei Liberi who learned his art in …

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1438 The combats of Sir John Astley of Nailstone, Leicestershire

December 6, 2012

Young Francis L’Estrange Astley was born on 27 February 1810 and since the death of his father, Sir Jacob Henry Astley, …

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1711 A bloody London Bear Garden fight

December 5, 2012

The following is a direct translation of a travelling report made in 1709-1711 by Zacharias Conrad von Offenbach in London, England. Zacharias …

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1533 A Fencing-Master troubling the University of Leipzig

December 3, 2012

The following incidents on Whit-sun 1533 in Leipzig were reported in a letter from Arnold Wüstenfeld. His letter was transcribed by Friedrich …

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1444 Two fencing masters in Rothenburg

December 3, 2012

In the year 1444 a duel took place between two fencing-masters. One from the south coming from Vienna the other …

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Fullcontact – the Tournament in 1596

June 26, 2012

Nach gethonem umbzug fieng der durnier an. Eß zugen alwegen zwen gegen einander mit beschloßenem helmlin, drugen durnierspieß. Die waren …

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1358 A German fencingmaster stealing a meat pie in Venice

May 24, 2012

The Signori di Notte al Criminal (criminal Masters of the Night) in Venice are  monitoring crimes during the night. They gathered …

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1582 a bloody Fechtschule in Brieg, Brzeg

April 25, 2012

On page 24 in 1870s Wassmannsdorf “Sechs Fechtschulen” {1} he is largely citing a book of 1861 titled “Reisen und …

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Chronicle of the Fencing Guilds in Augsburg

April 25, 2012

Augsburg was a center of fencing activity like Nürnberg and Frankfurt. It’s early fencing show (Fechtschule) tradition starts at the …

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1606 Regulation of the fencing in Breslau, Wrocław

April 24, 2012

It is reported that the Fechtschul (fencing school) was a big amusement, with high intense of emotions often ending in …

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Categories

  • Biography (15)
    • Side Notes (10)
  • Fighting (32)
    • Dialogs on the art (5)
    • From the Manuscripts (10)
    • Langes Messer (10)
    • Poleaxe (6)
    • Sword & Buckler (1)
  • History and Easter Eggs (37)
    • Marxbrüder (18)
  • Masters (23)
    • Hans Lecküchner (2)
    • Hans Talhoffer (4)
    • Joachim Meyer (8)
    • Johannes Liechtenauer (6)
    • Martin Siber (3)
    • Paulus Kal (3)
    • Sigmund ein Ringeck (1)
    • unknown (2)
  • Readable Manuscripts (30)
    • CGM 3712 (7)
    • Codex 5278 (1)
    • Glasgow E.1939.65.341 (1)
    • Glossary (1)
    • GMN 3227a (6)
    • Libr. pict. A 83 (1)
    • MI 29 (3)
    • MS A.4°.2 (1)
    • Ms Germ.Quart.2010 (Goliath) (1)
    • MS Var.82 (4)
    • Talhoffer Thott 290 2° (2)
    • VD16 M 5087 (Meyer) (2)
  • Something Completely Different (5)
    • Not too serious (3)
    • Personal – Author's notes (2)

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