Articles

• Hans Talhoffer's dagger
• Myth of "20 to 30 pound broadswords"
• Dagger techniques from Talhoffer's Fechtbuch 1467
• Simplified method for instructing dagger techniques. (500kb pdf)
• Talhoffer's Tafel 172
• Dagger techniques from Achille Marozzo
• Defence against a dagger from Fiore dei Liberi
• Our first attempts at Talhoffer's dagger.
• A buckler from an IKEA salad bowl.
• Thoughts on sharing of research.
• Recommended Literature and book reviews
• Links

Sources

• Vollstandiges Ring-Buch of Johann Georg Passchen.
• Nicolaes Petter's Klare Onderrichtinge der Voortreffelijcke Worstel-Konst.
• Some dietary rules.
• Hendrick van Buren's Drilkonst, (1672) (pdf, 4Mb)
• Illustrated translation of chapter 3: handling of the pike, from the above.

Left arm deflections (inside)

twisting the dagger out of his hand

if the spacing is wide, enter for a throw

throw combined with stab

wrapping the arm and lifting the leg

throw for when his left leg is forward

armlock, with dagger, and two unarmed versions

The following technique has a drawing that doesn't match the caption. This is my interpretation of the drawing: a counter to the inside deflection:

step in and throw

seen from the other side

An inside elbow throw with the dagger. Perhaps our low stab was deflected to the side, leading to this technique:

lift your hand as high over his head as it goes, then bring it down in front of him

the same unarmed

The other technique that deflects outside with the left hand. This one was quite a challenge to reconstruct:

throw up your legs so he falls on his head

view from the other side