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  • Easy Gorgets At Home

    By Aylwin Greymane Originally published in Punta Dritta July AS XXXVIII (2003) The biggest single problem we have faced to date in Innilgard has been a supply of gorgets.  The major part of the problem has been getting access to anyone with a supply of suitable metal and tools to then work it with, who…


  • Livery Jacket Fencing Armour

    by Guildmaster ibn Jelal, OWLOriginally published 25 Nov 2004 Introduction Many of you will have seen the blue and white livery jackets used by the instructors of the Rowany Guild School. Many of you have asked how to make your own. Well I’ve finally bowed to the pressure, so the intsructions will follow. When Luan…


  • Naysábúrí Rapier Blades Construction Guide

    by ibn Jelal Originally published in Punta Dritta January AS XXXV (2001), revised 16 May 2003 Introduction These blades are based on the techniques developed by Edmund the Lame (See Edmund’s Original fibreglass rapier construction instructions) Due to my preference for a more edge defined blade than Edmund’s triangular cross section, the design here is…


  • Constructing A Fibreglass Rapier

    by Edmund the Lame What You Will Need Equipment Some Definitions R = length of rapier (including hilt) in inchesX = R – 7″Y = R – 11″Z = R – 15″ R = blade length + 4″ handle sinkage allowance.(adjust for sinkage allowance but anything less than 4″ doesn\’t give enough stability. – with…


  • A Simple Design for The Fencing Cape

    by David Falcone D’el Phoid Originally published in Punta Dritta, March AS XXXV (2001) Those of you who have read, or perhaps tried your hand at my last published project, the Simple fencing coif, will recognize much in this design for a cape. If anything, it is even simpler than the coif. The design is…


  • Making the Worlds Simplest SCA Legal Fencing Coif

    by David Falcone D’el Phoid Originally published in Punta Dritta Februaly AS XXXV (2001) If you know how to sew, there are any number of coifs you can make. I don\’t know how to sew. But I figured, “Hay, how hard can it be?”. The answer is, not very… if you can get the machine…