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"Overall, the hundreds of blades we viewed all over South and Central England included approximately 200 rapiers, about 60 cut & thrust swords, at least 50 renaissance swept-hilt swords of indeterminate classification, about 25 excellent bastard swords, and a few hundred assorted blades of every description and type. Once again, handling real swords underscored dramatically just how incredibly light and well balanced they were."

"At one point we played with a Toledo rapier c. 1590 that was unbelievable, a bastard sword of c. 1500 that was phenomenally light, a great back sword of c. 1490 that was extremely agile, numerous small-swords that were foil light in their balance (and a few that were very short)."