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I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your blog.
Thanks for doing this. It is great!
Jim Kent
aka The Gray Epee
aka Downtown (Fencing Net)
great pictures..some help needed..my grandfater alcide bartoli taught at navel academy of annoplis in early 1910-13?? also taught at yale 1913-1919??also at new york atlecthic club 1900??..before coming to america in 1905 he was suppose be highly reconized fencer in europe or itlay??not sure..any place to go to look-up more on alcide bartoli…my dad did not have good info…
Hello there,
thank you so very much for this absolutely fabulous blog. It’s always a pleasure to visit the site and enjoy the pictures.
Keep up the good work!
Grüße aus good ol’ Germany
W.
Good evening my name is Brian i have came across 2 old fencing swords and i can’t find anything threw the web or books to find out anything about them,such as how old they are where they were made,or just any type of history on them,is there a way i can send a picture will someone be able to tell me a little about them or point me I’n the right direction,thanks for you’re time ,hope to hear from you soon.
Sylvain Couprie
France
http://horatio.hautetfort.com
Hello,
I’m sorry to importuned you. But i have a question important for me, relative to the Hamlet of Shakespeare:
I don’t inderstand why Hamlet doesn’t see that the sword of Laërte is unbated!
Do you can explaine the phénomène to me.
Thank you very much
Sylvain Couprie