This is an English language translation of the 1937 edition of Emile Andre's "The Art of Self Defence in the Street with or without Weapons", first published in Paris by Ernest Flammarion... More > in 1910.
It is a summary of the most effective techniques from French boxing, wrestling, cane and baton fencing, knife and dagger play, and special consideration is given to specific types of street attack.
It also contains advice on the use of various other weapons as well as the revolver and automatic pistol.< Less
This book, first published in 1899, shows a number of blows and defences which are practical for both the highly-trained sportsman and the ordinary person who has an interest in self-defence in the... More > street to be used in addition to the techniques shown in Andre's 1898 "The Art of Self Defence in the Street- with or without weapons".
This book consists of two parts - "Attacks and defences used instead of French boxing" and "All-in wrestling" - as well as additional notes on Jiujitsu for women, restorative massage (Kuatsu) and a chapter by the champion wrestler, boxer and fencer George Dubois.< Less
This is an English language translation of the 1937 edition of Emile Andre's "The Art of Self Defence in the Street with or without Weapons", first published in Paris by Ernest Flammarion... More > in 1910.
It is a summary of the most effective techniques from French boxing, wrestling, cane and baton fencing, knife and dagger play, and special consideration is given to specific types of street attack.
It also contains advice on the use of various other weapons as well as the revolver and automatic pistol.< Less
This book, first published in 1899, shows a number of blows and defences which are practical for both the highly-trained sportsman and the ordinary person who has an interest in self-defence in the... More > street to be used in addition to the techniques shown in Andre's 1898 "The Art of Self Defence in the Street- with or without weapons".
This book consists of two parts - "Attacks and defences used instead of French boxing" and "All-in wrestling" - as well as additional notes on Jiujitsu for women, restorative massage (Kuatsu) and a chapter by the champion wrestler, boxer and fencer George Dubois.< Less
