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- ↑ Thimm, Carl (1999). The Complete Bibliography of Fencing and Duelling. Pelican. p. 41. ISBN 1565544455.
- ↑ Van Noort, Reinier (2015). Of the Single Rapier. Fallen Rook Publishing. ISBN 9780992673581.