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Fighting Tomahawk Vol. 2 : Further Studies in the Combat Use of the Early American Tomahawk by Dwight C. McLemore (2010, Trade Paperback)
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PublisherPaladin Press
ISBN-101581607296
ISBN-139781581607291
eBay Product ID (ePID)109049941
Product Key Features
Book TitleFighting Tomahawk Vol. 2 : Further Studies in the Combat Use of the Early American Tomahawk
Number of Pages378 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2010
TopicMilitary / Weapons, Martial Arts & Self-Defense, Ethnic Studies / Native American Studies, Animals / Birds
IllustratorYes
GenreNature, Sports & Recreation, Social Science, History
AuthorDwight C. Mclemore
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.9 in
Item Weight40.6 Oz
Item Length11 in
Item Width8.5 in
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Dewey Edition22
Dewey Decimal623.441
SynopsisKEYNOTE: * Instructions on wielding the tomahawk in training and combat The 2004 book The Fighting Tomahawk revolutionized modern study of the combat use of the American tomahawk. Now, author Dwight McLemore presents an expanded course in every aspect of this formidable, iconic weapon. In The Fighting Tomahawk, Volume II, McLemore shares additional details, thoughts, and informed speculation on the tomahawk of the American frontier of the 18th and 19th centuries and the explorers, settlers, long hunters, traders, and Indians who used it. He has mined original historical sources from the colonial era to develop more in-depth insight and instruction in such essential areas as cutting, chopping, using the back spike, frontier "rough and tumble" fighting, throwing the hawk, and training with and without a partner. As always, the centerpiece of McLemore's latest book is the hundreds of precise illustrations depicting step-by-step details on wielding the hawk in training and combat. Anyone who uses a tomahawk today--armed professionals, martial artists, historical reenactors, and stage combatants--will gain valuable insights into this hallmark weapon of the traditional American blade arts. AUTHOR: Dwight C. McLemore is a retired combat arms officer with the U.S. Army and is an accomplished bladesman and instructor. He is renowned for his vast knowledge of Bowie and big-knife fighting and has more than 18 years of experience in self-defense and martial arts. The owner of the School of Two Swords, McLemore is rated expert level with the American Knife Congress, is certified in kung fu and holds 1st dan in kendo. Illustrated throughout, The 2004 book The Fighting Tomahawk revolutionized modern study of the combat use of the American tomahawk. Now, author Dwight McLemore presents an expanded course in every aspect of this formidable, iconic weapon. In The Fighting Tomahawk, Volume II , McLemore shares additional details, thoughts, and informed speculation on the tomahawk of the American frontier of the 18th and 19th centuries and the explorers, settlers, long hunters, traders, and Indians who used it. He has mined original historical sources from the colonial era to develop more in-depth insight and instruction in such essential areas as cutting, chopping, using the back spike, frontier "rough and tumble" fighting, throwing the hawk, and training with and without a partner. As always, the centerpiece of McLemore's latest book is the hundreds of precise illustrations depicting step-by-step details on wielding the hawk in training and combat. Anyone who uses a tomahawk today--armed professionals, martial artists, historical reenactors, and stage combatants--will gain valuable insights into this hallmark weapon of the traditional American blade arts.
