SPADA is coming!
Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2003 12:46 am
Note; I get no proceeds from the publisher or am affiliated with them. This is very much worth the money, I think everyone even vaguely interested in the medieval martial culture could use this as an excellent source of background information.
http://www.revival.us/product.asp?3=80
SPADA, the flagship project of the Swordplay Symposium International (SSI), has set out to produce the most professional and exciting work on historical swordsmanship yet produced. They have succeeded in bringing together key authors from the different approaches to the Western Martial Arts--certainly these articles provide key new insights for anyone pursuing the sword arts, including stage choreographers, reenactors, SCA combatants, historical fencers or Western martial artists.
including Sword legend Ewart Oakeshott's last article, "Studying Arms within the Circumference of History"
http://www.revival.us/product.asp?3=80
SPADA, the flagship project of the Swordplay Symposium International (SSI), has set out to produce the most professional and exciting work on historical swordsmanship yet produced. They have succeeded in bringing together key authors from the different approaches to the Western Martial Arts--certainly these articles provide key new insights for anyone pursuing the sword arts, including stage choreographers, reenactors, SCA combatants, historical fencers or Western martial artists.
including Sword legend Ewart Oakeshott's last article, "Studying Arms within the Circumference of History"