Rapier Collection (page 3)

Armed men room group gentlemen raised swords stands
Armed men in a room, In a room a group of gentlemen with raised swords stands around a man with a blindfold. On the right, a man has risen from his chair behind a table. Print on the top right: Pl

Wounded Warrior landscape warrior connects wounded left leg
Wounded Warrior, In a landscape, a warrior connects his wounded left leg. Right next to him is the lifeless body of a soldier, and left his rapier

Rotterdamse portrait artist Portrait seven officers
Rotterdamse portrait artist, Portrait of seven officers and the worth of the Saint George chairs in Rotterdam, portrait portrait painting painting footage linen oil painting canvas: high 145

An Elizabethan Sword Belt For A Rapier, Known As A Carriage Or Frog. From The British Army: Its Origins, Progress And Equipment, Published 1868

A Swordsman Disarms His Opponent And Is In A Position To Thrust. From Xviii Siecle Institutions, Usages Et Costumes, Published Paris 1875

A Swordsman In Position To Thrust After Grasping His Opponents Sword Or Sword Hand. From Xviii Siecle Institutions, Usages Et Costumes, Published Paris 1875

A Swordsman About To Disarm His Opponent And In Position And Ready To Thrust. From Xviii Siecle Institutions, Usages Et Costumes, Published Paris 1875

A Swordsman Parries A Thrust From His Opponent. From Xviii Siecle Institutions, Usages Et Costumes, Published Paris 1875

Smallsword, Dutch, Amsterdam, ca. 1750. Creator: Jan Nieuwland
Smallsword, Dutch, Amsterdam, ca. 1750

A Sunbeam Rapier Convertible advertised in a Humber, Hillman and Sunbeam Rootes Motors Limited brochure. 1960

A Sunbeam Rapier Saloon advertised in a Humber, Hillman and Sunbeam Rootes Motors Limited brochure 1960

Costume / Aristos C. 1730
French aristocrats of the court of Louis XV wear Jack boots with bucket tops & spurs, armour & swords, a sash, tricorne hats & gauntlets Date: circa 1730

Hilts from three 17th century rapiers.. Chromolithograph from Hefner-Altenecks Costumes, Artworks and Appliances from the Middle Ages to the 17th Century, Frankfurt, 1889. Illustration by Dr

Rapier Arms Nations series N3 Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands
Artokoloro

Arms Armor, Rapier, German, ca. 1600-1620, 1575, 1645, Steel, gold
Arms and Armor, Rapier, German, ca. 1600-1620, 1575, 1645, Steel, gold

DUEL, 17th CENTURY. The Duel. Illustration, 1882, by Howard Pyle

Airspeed AS5 Courier, G-ACNZ, fitted with a Napier Rapie?
Airspeed AS5 Courier, G-ACNZ, fitted with a Napier Rapier engine for test and demonstration work

A Fencing Academy in 18th Century Paris, 1875 (engraving)
KW421790 A Fencing Academy in 18th Century Paris, 1875 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration from XVIII Siecle Institutions)

The Irish Land League Agitation: Scots Greys charging the mob at Limerick, illustration
XJF347942 The Irish Land League Agitation: Scots Greys charging the mob at Limerick, illustration from The Illustrated London News, October 29th 1881 (engraving) by Woodville

Wounded soldier, David van der Kellen (III), 1837 - 1886

EDWARD HUGH SOTHERN (1859-1933). American actor. In the role of D Artagnan in Daniel Frohmans New York production of The Kings Musketeer, 1899

RICHARD PEEKE (fl. 1625). English adventurer. The title page of Peekes 1625 tract Three to One
RICHARD PEEKE (fl.1625). English adventurer. The title page of Peekes 1625 tract Three to One, an account of his fight at Xeres against three Spaniards each armed with a poniard and rapier

FILM: JEALOUSY, 1914. French poster for the silent film JEALOUSY, starring Max Linder, who seems to have lost a fencing match with his wife

DUEL, 17th CENTURY. The Duel. Illustration, 1882, by Howard Pyle

Rapier Tourer
Rapier four-seater sports tourer derived from a Lagonda model. Date: 1936

London / Pickering Place
Pickering Place, St. Jamess Street, London, one of Londons smallest squares, with a bust of Palmerston. A spot where once the gallants used to settle disputes. Date: 1930s

LUPINO LANE (1892-1959). British actor. In a scene from a silent film

Napier Rapier, a 16 cylinder H configured engine, 350hp Date: 1930

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"Unleashing the Rapier: A Tale of Fencing, Speed, and Adventure" In the world of swashbuckling tales, the rapier reigns supreme. Just like D'Artagnan and his loyal companions Athos, Aramis, and Porthos in Alexander Dumas pere's "Three Musketeers, " this slender yet deadly weapon embodies elegance and precision. Transporting us back to a late 19th-century edition of Dumas' masterpiece is an exquisite illustration capturing their daring escapades. The Bristol Bulldog TM K3183 with its powerful Napier Rapier I engine adds a touch of modernity to our journey through time. Fencing enthusiasts gather at Palais de l'Elysee in 1895 as they showcase their skills before the esteemed President of the Republic. F Meaulle's artistic depiction immortalizes this captivating display where grace meets strategy. The thrill intensifies as we witness a double duel portrayed in a line engraving from the 19th century. The clash of blades echoes through history, reminding us of the adrenaline-fueled battles fought for honor and glory. Fast forward to London Motor Show in 1970; our attention shifts from swords to horsepower. Amongst sleek automobiles stands the iconic Rapier, stealing hearts with its timeless design and undeniable allure. From land to sea, even on remote islands like San Carlos in Falkland Islands during 1982 conflict, Rapier proves its versatility by defending against threats that lurk beyond mainland borders. Sketches at Royal Tournament capture moments when skilled fencers engage in friendly competition while showcasing their mastery over this formidable weapon. Their fluid movements mesmerize audiences who are transported into a realm where artistry meets combat prowess. At Rootes Group factory in Coventry, dedicated workers meticulously craft every detail on the Rapier track - ensuring it possesses both strength and agility required for high-performance maneuvers on the road.