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Steel Feder made by Viktor Berbekucz in Hungary.
Made to special specifications for Purpleheart Armoury, and upgraded with a USA-made stainless steel pommel.
Rev C: Good balance of Strength/Speed.
Rev B: A bit to stiff. See Stiff feder Option.
Rev A :First Run
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Steel Feder made by Viktor Berbekucz in Hungary.
Made to special specifications for Purpleheart Armoury, and upgraded with a USA-made stainless steel pommel.
Spatuated Tip.
See Sizing tab for more information.
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Steel Feder made by Viktor Berbekucz in Hungary.
Made to special specifications for Purplehart Armoury, and upgraded with USA made stainless steel pommel.
See Sizing tab for more information.
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Ensifer Light Feder
These have been the standard swords used at many tournaments including Swordfish 2011. They are strong, yet flexible and a good balance. Of all the brands on the market they have experienced the fewest failures.
- Blue Cord Standard.
- Imported from Poland.
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Blade for the VB Feder
Revision C: German steel.
Revision B: Slightly thicker blade to reinforce striking area.
MA00562-C
This blade only works with the Grip measuring 11.4" overall: Grip.VB.MA00487-A
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Blade for the VB Italian 16th Century
This blade only works with the Grip measuring 11.4" overall: Grip.VB.MA00487-A
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Blade Only, for the VB 54 Marozzo 2 handed sword with Lugs.
MA00694
This blade only works with a custom Grip.
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Blade for the VB Feder
Revision C. With Spatulated Tip.
MA00713-Rel
This blade works with the Grip measuring 11.4" overall: Grip.VB.MA00487-A
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Ensifer Long Feder
These have been the standard swords used at many tournaments. They are strong, yet flexible and a good balance. Of all the brands on the market they have experienced the fewest failures.
- Blue Cord Standard.
- Imported from Poland.
See Sizing tab for more information.
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VB Ringhilt for our VB swords with screw on pommel.
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Light to moderate training sword. Not a tournament sparring sword.
This was the Armoured Combat Longsword Feder we are now calling a blade along the same series as the Techniques swords. This one is peened pommel, a bit stiffer and with a shilt.
Made exclusively for Purpleheart Armoury in Hungary.
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Protector for steel.
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Competition Sharp made by Viktor Berbekucz in Hungary.
Designed in the USA by Purpleheart Armory and Mike Edelson.
Based on Oakshott Type XVIIIc Longsword with a pear pommel.
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Sword not available yet, expcted to be Late January.
More details to be filled in shortly. Nov 2018
Steel Feder made by Viktor Berbekucz in Hungary.
Made to special specifications for Purpleheart Armoury, and upgraded with a USA-made steel pommel.
See Sizing tab for more information.
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Allen Wrench for VB Standard feder, Italian Feder, and indoor trainer.
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Cutting with the Medieval Sword
by Michael Edelson
Paperback
For centuries, masters of defense throughout the world jealously guarded
their knowledge, sharing it only with their students and patrons. But
it was not just their techniques that they wanted to keep hidden--their
most closely guarded secret was not what to do with a sword, but how to
do it. This book lays bare the principles of the use of the sword with
unprecedented detail--principles that are universal across nearly all
cultures and time periods, including our own.
This information
comes from centuries-old living lineage martial arts, medieval fencing
treatises and decades of combined research, experimentation and
application. It is accessible to anyone, from a complete beginner to a
seasoned expert. The path to mastery consists of small steps, each
easily understood and taken. There is no magic or mystery in the use of
the sword. There is only the art, and it is an art created by and for
human beings, utterly attainable and without artifice or embellishment.
Using
clear and concise explanations and highly detailed illustrations, this
book takes you step by step through the body mechanics of the sword,
from foundations to essential elements. It is divided into three
modules: Theory, Practice and Calibration.
The Theory module
thoroughly explains all of the underlying concepts and principles and
how they combine to create something greater than the sum of its parts.
The Practice Module provides advice on choosing training equipment as
well as a comprehensive array of drills and exercises designed to put
everything you learned in the previous module into practice. Finally,
the Calibration module gives you all of the information you need to put
your skills to the test by cutting targets with a sharp sword, from
advice on choosing a sword to how to purchase, prepare and set up tatami
and other targets. Most importantly, it will teach you to interpret
your results in a way that will inform your training and allow you to
correct errors and improve your technique. Whether you are taking your
first step or the latest of many, let this book be your guide.
Note: Shipping on orders that only include books is reduced after you place your order. See Shipping tab for more information.
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