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'The Art that Hans Lecküchner Made and Devised Himself': The Martial Arts Tradition of a Fifteenth Century Bavarian Priest +
A New Manuscript of Joachim Meyer (1561) +
Home-Grown Fighting: A Response to the Argument for a Byzantine Influence on MS I.33 +
Hans Talhoffer: Insights into the Life of a Fencing Master in the 15th Century +
Up is down: some hypotheses on how to interpret perspective in MS I.33’s illustrations +
Hans Lecküchner of Nuremberg and His Fencing Treatise in the Long Knife +
Egenolff's Fight Book: Form and Thought, Then and Now +
P.H. Mair (1517-1579): A Sports Chronicler in Germany +
The Single Sword of Henry de Sainct Didier +
Owning the Art: The German Fechtbuch Tradition +
Visualizing the Fight Book Tradition: Collected Martial Knowledge in the Thun-Hohenstein Album +
A Few Leaves Short of a Quire: Is the 'Tower Fechtbuch' Incomplete? +
Power and Pageantry: The Tournament at the Court of Maximilian I +
This tickles beyond all measure: an expanded version of Henning's Hieb-Fechten in Add MS 17533 +
Joachim Meyer, free fencer, citizen of Strasbourg (?1537–1571) +
Text und Bild in deutschsprachigen illustrierten Fechthandschriften des Mittelalters +
Royal Armouries MS I.33: The Judicial Combat and the Art of Fencing in Thirteenth- and Fourteenth- Century German Literature +
Pietro Monte's ''Exercise'' and the Medieval Science of Arms +
Comment Pietro del Monte, condottiere Italien parlait Espagnol +
Johann Liechtenauers Fecht-kunst +
