Sir Gusztáv Arlow's Sabre Fencing: Austro-Hungarian Sabre Series Vol. 3

Sir Gusztav Arlow's Sabre Fencing, translated by Annamaria Kovacs and edited by Russ Mitchell, presents a landmark work in the Austro-Hungarian military sabre tradition. Arlow, a well established and respected fencer in his time, documents the emergence of Italo-Hungarian fencing, a synthesis born as Hungarian sabre practitioners engaged directly with imported Italian methods.

This volume, part of the broader Austro-Hungarian Military Sabre series, offers a primary source perspective distinct from the more commonly available English and Italian sabre traditions, giving students a window into how national fencing styles influenced and reshaped one another.

A valuable addition for sabre students and historians interested in the cross pollination of European sabre traditions and the specific development of Hungarian military fencing.

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