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The art of Bartitsu - weapon in a crowd

Two photographs illustrating How to use a walking-stick as a weapon in a crowd from Self-Defence with a Walking-Stick, an article by Edward William Barton-Wright (1860 - 1951) in Pearson's Magazine 1901. Barton-Wright was a British entrepreneur who developed his own form of martial art called Bartitsu

Picture No
13846522
Media ID
45746978
Size
7700px x 2739px (2.0MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Pearson's Magazine, volume XI, January to June 1901, page 134
Date
1901

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