Victorian Fencing Society

Victorian Fencing Society

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A society formed for Research, Training and Demonstrations in the culture and fashion of fencing from the 19th Century. Pollock, F.C. No experience is necessary.

The Victorian Fencing Society was formed in 2011 for the Research, Training and Demonstrations in the culture and fashion of fencing from the nineteenth century. We meet for monthly practice in nineteenth century fencing techniques at the Fencing Institute of Texas. President and Instructor Jonathan Carr started fencing in 1984 and has been coaching fencing since 1997. Our primary manuals of study

Photos from Victorian Fencing Society's post 04/29/2026

The Victorian Fencing Society demonstrated Scottish Highland swordsmanship at the Celtic Weekend of the Scarborough Renaissance Festival. Recreating the gladiatorial Prize Fights of the 18th century, members divided in to two teams of Scots and Irish, fighting for the glory of their nation with broadsword, targe, smallsword and dirk.
Thanks to VFS members and friends:
Fighting for the Scots: Jonathan Carr and Ethan Waltz
Fighting for the Irish: Kim Schaeffer, Cameron James, and Thomas Chiu

Photos from Scarborough Renaissance Festival's post 04/23/2026

We'll be demonstrating Highland Swordsmanship this Sunday!

Photos from Victorian Fencing Society's post 04/05/2026

The Victorian Fencing Society demonstrated 19th century Bowie knife techniques at AudeliaFest, a festival at the Audelia Road Branch Library celebrating the 19th century pioneering family of Ardelia Ellen Jackson. Other activities included an historical exhibit, guest speakers, pioneer crafts and activities, and a guided tour of McCree Cemetery. Thanks to VFS members Kyle West and Curtis Rochelle for their demonstration.

Photos from Victorian Fencing Society's post 04/04/2026

VFS at the Sherman Celtic Festival 2026
A few photos from the Victorian Fencing Society demonstration of 18th century Highland Swordsmanship at the Sherman Celtic Festival and Highland Games in Sherman, TX. Exhibitions of the Highland broadsword, broadsword and targe, smallsword, and dirk. Thanks to members Brown Alford, Carly Goodwin, Curtis Rochelle, Ethan Waltz, Kim Schaeffer, Kyle West, Lynn Young, Rebekah Roundey, Thomas Chiu, and friend of VFS Coleman Franchek.

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