Challenge of Lady May, Greenwich 1506
Greenwich May 1510 Casting spear and target followed by twelve strokes with a two handed sword
Greenwich, October 1510 Axe. Not explicitly described as a barrier fight, but barriers seem to have been typical for foot combat in this period.
Paris 1514 Challenge by the Dauphin in honor of the marriage of the French King “First six foins with hand spears, and after that eight strokes to the most advantage if the spears so long held, and after that twelve strokes with sword” also casting spear and target followed with two-handed sword
Noseroy 1519 “two against two, with strokes of the lance, turning the large end of the said lance; and afterwards they were to fight with sword in one hand, as long as my lords the judges ordered them to.” The next day of combat “each one threw a stroke of the partisan and afterwards they fought with the two handed sword as long as it pleased my lords the judges.” Combat with axes at the barriers was originally planned but apparently not actually fought.
Deeds at the Barriers at the Field of the Cloth of Gold, Guisnes, 1520
Newton and Hamilton, Scottish Gentlemen, Accuse Each Other, 1548
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