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These images from a German book depict cavalry training. They were likely compiled in the 1840s. Hussars and curassiers are depicted. Though there is very little on actual technique, these few images are authentic illustrations. They show cavalry action clearly. These are great poses for a sculptor who wants to blend excitement with realism.
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The target has a wood head wearing a turban. Does it represent Turks or French Zouaves? |
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Disclaimer: the fighting methods shown here are for illustrative purposes only. They are not intended as actual instruction in bayonet fighting and should not be used as such. Close combat training is dangerous. It can be as dangerous for the user as it is for the target. If you wish to learn close combat, seek a qualified instructor. One should never attempt close combat without the instruction and supervision of a qualified expert instructor .
