Radaellian Scholar

Foil fencing equipment from Enrichetti (1871). Source: KU Leuven When comparing a French and Italian foil as they are commonly made today, i...

Although it has been well over two years since I had an opportunity to talk about Italian fencing in Argentina , my silence on the fascinati...

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

Due to a steady influx of Italian fencing masters in the first half of the 20th century, Germany was particularly fertile ground for the spr...

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...

Much time has been spent on this blog over the years discussing the various controversies surrounding the Military Fencing Master's Scho...