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It seems that both Cod. I.6.2.3 as well as Cod. I.6.4.5 shows the "lasoo" technique that is featured in Mair's manuscript: http://media.bibliothek.uni-augsburg.de/node?id=47500 http://media.bibliothek.uni-augsburg.de/node?id=47851 Yet despite this, I am still at pains as to actually make o...

Speaking of Mair and esoteric weapons ... what about this plate ? http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db/bsb00007894/images/bsb00007894_00393.jpg Apparently its one of the mounted fighting techniques. However I am quite puzzled by the "rope" that one rider uses offensively to put the othe...

Just to add a detail that the olde English pre-queensbury pugilism/boxing contained a fair bit of infighting consisting of wrestling/gouging / headbutting and even kicking (especially folks that came from Devon , their "regional" style of wrestling included devastating shin kicking/scrapin...

Im guessing probably the same as in Germany, e.g. Dussack/Messer (Czechs call it Tesák), longsword , rapier/cut-n-thrust etc. To my knowledge as far as dueling with sabres (in central europe) is concerned it was pretty much only a Hungarian (and later on Polish) thing.

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Thank you , I think Ill do that.

I am a long lurker on these forums and have enjoyed Mr. Clements articles very much over the past years. However Mr.Clements once (a year of two in the past) mentioned that he is working on an article concerning western falchions , messers , backswords and the like. As a saber affectionado (my count...