Ian Davis highlights poses from an early 15th-century book, “Il Fior di Battaglia” by Fior Furlan de Civida, at his home in Franklin on Friday afternoon. Davis translated the book from old Italian to English. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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FRANKLIN — Laying on a chair in Ian Davis’ living room is a collection of swords. Sparkling,…
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