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2004 - Guy Windor's first book.  Still valuable as a general guide to how and why you should train swordsmanship.

2012 - Both a primer and a methodology, this book is perfect for the novice, while providing useful drills and ideas for advanced martial artists.

2014 - Both a primer and a methodology, this book is perfect for the novice, while providing useful drills and ideas for advanced martial artists.

2020 - This book builds on the foundation laid in The Medieval Longsword, and teaches you how to train Fiore dei Liberi’s Art of Arms.

2020 - Demystifies one of the greatest martial arts books of all time, Fiore dei Liberi's Il Fior di Battaglia 

2018 -  Learn how to train your mind and body to become an expert in historical martial arts: in any style.

2013 - a complete interpretation and training guide for Capoferro's rapier system

2021 - The fundamental principles behind personal development and excellence in any field : by a swordsman.

c. 1410 (2017) - Facsimile of Fiore's manuscript Ms Ludwig XV 13, Il Fior di Battaglia in the Getty Museum, Los Angeles

c. 1485 (2017) - Facsimile of Philippo Vadi's De Arte Gladiatoria Dimicandi

2004 - Guy Windor's first book.  Still valuable as a general guide to how and why you should train swordsmanship.

By Carlo Parisi (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing

By Keith Farrell and Alex Bourdas - Fallen Rook Publishing

By Keith Farrell  - Fallen Rook Publishing

By Julien Garry - Chroniques & Combats, L'Oeil D'or

2015 - Topics in this anthology include chivalry, history and research, studies of weapons, test cutting, and practical HEMA concerns.

Translated By Rob Runacres (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing

Translated By Reinier van Noort and Antoine Coudre (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing

Source Facsimile - Charles Roworth 1798 - Fallen Rook Publishing

By Ruadhán MacFadden - Fallen Rook Publishing

An investigation of the Company of Liechtenauer, tracing their connections and influences through archival records spanning more than a century. 

Fighting Skills of the Medieval Gaelic Warrior

Philipp Müller’s original 1847 treatise on military sabre is translated for the first time into English.

This was one of the first concise and systematic treatises on the typically German style of rapier fencing.

Bruchius describes a style of rapier fencing that evolved from the teachings of Fabris.

By Carlo Parisi (Editor: Keith Farrell) - Fallen Rook Publishing

Organized around the cut and the reverse cut, this book explains how to master these techniques

This book is one of the first resources about the intriguing Swedish approach to sabre fencing

1531 (Trad. 2018) - French translation of the Italian by Aurélien Calonne (Soft Cover)

1570 (Trad. 2021) - French translation of the Italian by Aurélien Calonne (Soft Cover)

1536 (Trad. 2016) - French translation of the Italian by Aurélien Calonne (Soft Cover)

1536 (Trad. 2019) - French translation of the Italian by Aurélien Calonne (Soft Cover)

1536 (Trad. 2018) - French translation of the Italian by Aurélien Calonne (Soft Cover)

1536 (Trad. 2017) - French translation of the Italian by Aurélien Calonne (Soft Cover)