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Roger Norling
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Training weapons in history

Postby Roger Norling » Sun Jul 06, 2014 9:33 am

This was never meant to be an article and just started as a short response to a sports fencer who is looking into the history of the foil. I copied my response and added some images and a bit more text, but it isn't as strict as I normally try to keep my articles. So take it for what it is. Should interest some of you still. :)

http://www.hroarr.com/brief-description-on-training-weapons-in-history/
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