Musketeer Fencing Club

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Musketeer Fencing Club Created in June of 1981 and disbanded in November 2024. It was a club focused on Recreation and fun. Private lessons still available by appointment.

We are an independent group of recreational adult fencers that enjoy playing with swords, drinking, motorcycles, Renaissance fairs, pirate festivals and hot tub parties. We are dedicated to the autonomy of the individual fencer/swordsmen and his/her right to follower their own path with the sword. We are not affiliated with the USFA national organization and accept members of the AFL, UFFA, HEMA, AHF, CosPlay and the SCA. We will even let USFA people play if they stop pretending they are the only game in town. We fence Traditional Dry Foil and Traditional Dry Saber, Small Sword, Dueling Saber, Sword and Buckler, Rapier and limited Longsword. Lessons are given by Ian Stochl, stabbing and being stabbed since 1972 with 50+ years of fencing and swordplay experience. Stage Combat is also thrown in there for fun. Our partnered club, Omaha Kunst des Fechtens, run by Tyler Sigman concentrates on German Longsword and Messer. All equipment is provided. $20.00 or a bottle of Spiced rum per month.

09/26/2026
Just restocked my case at Platte Valley antiques.
09/23/2026

Just restocked my case at Platte Valley antiques.

Pictures of the Japanese blade I found the other day. Trying to find someone in the area that knows about them.
09/14/2026

Pictures of the Japanese blade I found the other day. Trying to find someone in the area that knows about them.

09/13/2026

Hello sword people. Is anyone out there extremely familiar with pre-WW2 Japanese swords? On a recent sword and blade hunt I came across a surface rusted blade that had been sitting for 60 years in a vet's garage along with a model 1860 field officer's sword presented in 1880 and a model 1902 officer's saber made by Hederson-Aimes that places it pre-WW1, and on a fluke I bought the Japanese blade with the other two hoping to clean it up and make a cutlass out of it.
On the first pass with 600 grit sandpaper I uncovered some symbols of the tang, blade side of the handle mounting hole. After a couple of rubs with wet and dry 1000 grit the symbols became clearer and I stopped for fear of damaging them. I can't get a good picture of them or I would post. But I am willing to show the blade to a local or with-in an hours drive. IM me if you are interested.

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09/10/2026
09/03/2026

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6008 Maple Street
Omaha, NE
68104

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+18139928127

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