Smallsword Info (named Sebastian Ernandes)

Jim McDougall · 6th January 2024, 02:32 PM

Fernando thank you again for the detailed notes on the '3' which perfectly explains it as the letter Z in this parlance.
Robert, excellent notes on the nomenclature, which has changed through the centuries and is often confusing semantically.

May I ask which reference is 'Rowarth' ? the name is not familiar.
The term 'ward iron' is intriguing!
Other terms are fascinating as well, such as pas d'ane .

I think some of the hilt terms Fernando has shared over the years are most colorful as used in Portuguese, such as the 'boca de caballo' for the hit of the 'bilbo' sword etc.

6th January 2024, 02:32 PM	#9
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,194	Fernando thank you again for the detailed notes on the '3' which perfectly explains it as the letter Z in this parlance. Robert, excellent notes on the nomenclature, which has changed through the centuries and is often confusing semantically. May I ask which reference is 'Rowarth' ? the name is not familiar. The term 'ward iron' is intriguing! Other terms are fascinating as well, such as pas d'ane . I think some of the hilt terms Fernando has shared over the years are most colorful as used in Portuguese, such as the 'boca de caballo' for the hit of the 'bilbo' sword etc.