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swordfightinglondon.com

Historical sword fighting, or fencing, classes in London and Woking, with Schola Gladiatoria

stoccata.org

Within Stoccata the “Playing of the Prize” is how we perform a grading for our students. This concept goes right back to the medieval fencing guilds, and was also used as a money making…

reddragonarmoury.com

When engaging In the matter of heroic deeds, it’s always better to look good in the process! Fortunately for all would-be adventurers, our Hero’s Tunics cannot fail to ensure you’ll stand out from the crowd. Whether you are slaying dragons or polishing your armour, you’ll look dashing whilst you’re doing it! Our tunics are made from 100% cotton, so easy to wash that orc’s blood comes out (we’d recommend a cold wash) and decorated with knotwork and a cross jacquard trim to signify that you are no mere peasant! These tunics also look great when worn in conjunction with our range of synthetic armour. Choose either a long or short-sleeved version depending upon your quest! Available in a choice of 5 sizes and 2 colours (Black or Brown). For sizing information see 'Additional Info'. All dimensions are approximate and may vary from piece to piece.

hemaalliance.com

The HEMA Alliance supports the Historical European Martial Arts community across the world.

academyofhistoricalarts.co.uk

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theknightshop.com

browse the largest historical & medieval shop uk range | swords, armour, giftware, hema, larp, reenactment & much more ♞visit us...

swordfight.uk

The Reversed Cuts (Verkehrte Hiebe) in Joachim Meyer's Longsword (1570) Meyer distinguishes the reversed or inverted cuts (verkehrte Hiebe) from the four straight cuts by their use of inverted hands (thumbs typically downward or crossed in opposition), the short edge (kurze Schneide), flat (Fleche), or blade corners. These twelve derivative…

rcj.org

La vocazione e la missione dei Rogazionisti nasce dall’esperienza umana, spirituale ed apostolica che Sant’Annibale Maria Di Francia (1851-1927), sotto la guida dello Spirito Santo, ha vissuto tra i piccoli e i poveri del quartiere Avignone di Messina. Riconosciuto nella Chiesa come Apostolo della preghiera per le Vocazioni e Padre degli orfani e dei poveri, fu canonizzato da Giovanni Paolo II il 16 maggio 2004.