Spanish Rapiers, a Bilbo FYC.

Gonzalo G · 13th November 2008, 06:01 AM

Gene, I apologize for not seeing your question before. I have the bad habit of not subscribing to the threads, as I post just a little, and I thought the thread was inactive. About the references: from the Gladius article, they refer to the style and characteristics of the Sahagun´s rapiers. Please traslate:

pag. 239, last two paragraphs
pag. 240, first two paragraphs (the mention of the sword found un Sueden, is refered to a work from Sahagun)
pag. 241, second paragraph

The marks or stamps form the toledan swordsmiths, on the book, appear in the Plate 2, at the end of the book.
Regards

Gonzalo

13th November 2008, 06:01 AM	#11
Gonzalo G Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Nothern Mexico Posts: 458	Gene, I apologize for not seeing your question before. I have the bad habit of not subscribing to the threads, as I post just a little, and I thought the thread was inactive. About the references: from the Gladius article, they refer to the style and characteristics of the Sahagun´s rapiers. Please traslate: pag. 239, last two paragraphs pag. 240, first two paragraphs (the mention of the sword found un Sueden, is refered to a work from Sahagun) pag. 241, second paragraph The marks or stamps form the toledan swordsmiths, on the book, appear in the Plate 2, at the end of the book. Regards Gonzalo