Radaellian Scholar

The third and final part of our fencing tour of Naples features many of the people introduced in part two, with the additions of notable Nea...

Within the wealth of sporting magazines and newspaper articles which commented on fencing in late 19th century Italy, there are several jour...

Having exposed and discussed the differences between the two editions of Pecoraro and Pessina's sabre treatise in the previous post , we...

In the Radaellian tradition, no other fencing master boasts quite the same level of name recognition as Luigi Barbasetti. As a result of his...

Continuing on from last week's article from Ottorino Scognamiglio , today is part two of our glimpse into the Mecca of pre-war Italian f...