Main gauche - Revision history

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 140.128.95.3 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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Reverted edits by 140.128.95.3 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with another [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].		'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with another [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].

140.128.95.3 at 22:35, 10 November 2007

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	'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with another [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].		'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with another [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].

User 144 at 06:44, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T06:44:23Z

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	'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with ~~anther~~ [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].		'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with another [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].

	They often had curved [[crossguard\|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].		They often had curved [[crossguard\|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].

User 144 at 06:43, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T06:43:21Z

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	They often had curved [[crossguard\|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].		They often had curved [[crossguard\|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].

	The Scot's Left Handed Dagger is a variation on the main gauche and features a much larger [[blade]] than would typically be seen. This was often used in conjuction with a [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]] and dates from the late [[16th century\|16th]] to [[17th century]].		The Scot's Left Handed [[Dagger]] is a variation on the main gauche and features a much larger [[blade]] than would typically be seen. This was often used in conjuction with a [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]] and dates from the late [[16th century\|16th]] to [[17th century]].

	[[Category:weapons]]		[[Category:weapons]]

User 144 at 06:42, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T06:42:55Z

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	'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with anther [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].		'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with anther [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].

	They often had curved [[~~cross guard~~\|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].		They often had curved [[crossguard\|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].

	The Scot's Left Handed Dagger is a variation on the main gauche and features a much larger [[blade]] than would typically be seen. This was often used in conjuction with a [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]] and dates from the late [[16th century\|16th]] to [[17th century]].		The Scot's Left Handed Dagger is a variation on the main gauche and features a much larger [[blade]] than would typically be seen. This was often used in conjuction with a [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]] and dates from the late [[16th century\|16th]] to [[17th century]].

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2006-02-03T11:09:43Z

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'''Main gauche''' means 'left hand' and refers to a slender [[dagger]] used in that same hand when engaged with a combat with anther [[weapon]], typically a [[rapier]].

They often had curved [[cross guard|quillions]] and a small [[basket hilt]] to protect the hand and were used point up with the thumb resting on the flat of the [[blade]].

The Scot's Left Handed Dagger is a variation on the main gauche and features a much larger [[blade]] than would typically be seen. This was often used in conjuction with a [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]] and dates from the late [[16th century|16th]] to [[17th century]].

[[Category:weapons]]