Jun 8, 2023
Wall exhibit of various two-handed broadswords
Danish Middle Ages and Renaissance Exhibit
Danish History Museum
Copenhagen, Denmark
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Wall exhibit of various two-handed broadswords
Danish Middle Ages and Renaissance Exhibit
Danish History Museum
Copenhagen, Denmark
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Time for the most crucial question of them all: WHAT is the best sword?
broadsword (classic. unpretentious. a legend for a reason.)
katana (elegant. suave. unquestionably cool.)
scimitar (luxurious. refined. the definition of grace.)
cutlass (charming. delightful. the most rapscallion of rapscallions.)
zweihander (authoritative. confident. an absolute fuck-off of a sword.)
how dare you ask me to choose between my children
other, because obviously you missed [tell us in the tags!]
no matter what your favorite sword is though you can find it in our zine!
Armored Lady Monday
hello! i am here today to direct you to a zine im participating in! by drawing a character i used in my illustration
Broads and Broadswords is a celebration of varied women, varied genders, and the swords and blades that love them. This zine collects more t
this is a charity zine with a ton of artists contributing to it, all earnings will go towards to the Transgender Law Center! so please check it out!
Planning for another show. This time the Auckland Blade and Knife Show, held in the Ellerslie Events Centre on the weekend of 23rd and 24th September. While primarily focused on artisans (blade makers) and suppliers, I approached the organisers and asked if there was interest in a display of antique swords. Since the idea appealed to them, I’ve booked a table and now have to decide what to show. The easy option would be to reuse my 1796 Pattern swords display.
I will be using the same display boards and was also considering a 17th -18th Century theme of smallswords and broadswords.
But others have suggested that sabres would be of interest. But which sabres?
An assortment from the collection, including French, British and Dutch:
Or should I just limit them to just British ones so that people can see the variations within the patterns:
What does everyone think?
The presale for Broads and Broadswords Volume 2 is almost over, I have a little two page comic in it, here's a panel from it! Get it here.
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Hey how does one get started on dimension 20 👁️👁️
Or alternatively, broadswords, or dungeons and dames! Looking for a variety to try out^^
Would the real Andrea Ferrara please stand up. An excellent video released by the Royal Armouries in the UK about the mythical sword-smith Andrea Ferrara.
Most anyone that is interested in 16th to 18th Century Scottish swords will have come across swords marked with the name ‘Andrea Ferrara’. And that the name has become associated with blades of high quality. But where does the name come from? Certainly the mark features on blades from a wider span of time than is possible for one smith to cover. Some theorise that he was a Spanish or Italian smith brought to Scotland in the 16th or 17th Century by King James IV. Others believe that he was a Spanish smith that was forced to flee Spain. While another theory is that there was no smith, that the name is a marketing ploy, a word play as a quality mark. The video is a bit sword-nerdy, but an excellent example of how historical research works and the importance of even the most obscure primary sources to unearth the most probable ‘truth’.
We Demand Swords
If Chivalry is alive, then why don’t more guys wear swords? I think they’d look good with swords.
If Chivalry is dead, where’s the body? There should be a body with a sword in it somewhere.