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Let me just add my hearty congratulations to the successful prize players! Having sparred with Aaron before and trained regularly with Stew, I knew we were all in for a real treat.

The event was simply fantastic. It was great to finally put many names with faces, and I was thoroughly impressed ...

My recommendation for best value for your money, if you need a high-end sword, is a sharpened Albion Squire Line sword. You are getting Albion quality at half the usual cost.

I own the old CAS-I hand-and-a-half and I quite like it. They have since changed the blade geometry, making it "whippy" and ill-suited for our needs.

I have not handled this particular sword, although with a blade almost 39 inches long it should certainly be classified as a longsword. I can't ...

MEDIEVAL SWORDSMANSHIP / RENAISSANCE SWORDSMANSHIP / SIGMUND RINGECK'S KNIGHTLY ART OF THE LONGSWORD and any of the historic manuals listed on this website http://www.thearma.org/manuals.htm