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It was hard to get some great action photos as these young guys are in constant motion.
The blade guard for the epee is much larger. The hand is a target area for this blade, so more protection is required.
While roaming around the Faire grounds, I had to go into the armourers tent. Silver Swords Armouries certainly does carry a blade for every swordsman's desires. Additional information can be found at their alternate website.
These are real blades, not the decorative ones sold in stores in shopping malls.
Depending on the type of re-enactment you are doing, Rob, the Master at Arms, can answer your questions. I was quite impressed with his depth of knowledge.
4 comments:
Very interesting Heather.
Yes I could, and I would love to see you with one of them :)
Great post and great photos. I have wondered (not often, but more than once) what the difference was with regards to foils, epees, and sabres. Now I know a little more. Very cool. Thanks!
I love the paisley fabric!
Here is my post: http://www.rikkidonovan.com/index.php/2011/09/20/needlework-tuesday-crochet-necklace/
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