- The
small sword or
smallsword (also
court sword, Gaelic:
claidheamh beag or claybeg, French: épée de cour, lit. “Sword of the court”) is a
light one-handed...
- term to
refer to
swords that were a
transition from the
rapier to the
smallsword.
These swords did not
necessarily have an
undulated blade.
Castle makes...
-
Colichemarde is a type of
small sword (often
written "
smallsword")
blade that was po****r from the late 17th to the mid-18th century. The
small sword is...
- pursuits, and is
often mistaken for a boy. She
wields a castle-forged
steel smallsword named "Needle"
forged by Mikken, the blacksmith's son of Winterfell, as...
- of sword. The term is modern, and as such was
mainly used to
refer to
smallsword fencing, but by
extension it can also be
applied to any
martial art involving...
-
fencing techniques, with
weapons such as the two-handed sword,
rapier and
smallsword, and to
instruct actors in
their use.
Notable amongst these were George...
- and the sabres.
Thrusting swords such as the
rapier and
eventually the
smallsword were
designed to
impale their targets quickly and
inflict deep stab wounds...
- emplo**** in
civilian dueling,
being at
first the
rapier and
later the
smallsword (court sword,
dress sword, French: épée de cour, German: Kostümdegen,...
-
during the 17th century. The
French were
enthusiastic adopters of the
smallsword,
which was
light and short, and, therefore, well
suited to fast, intricate...
-
Handle of the
Degen (SS), a
ceremonial straight saber or
smallsword,
designed by Diebitsch...
