Items

• Weyersberg & Stamm Fencing Sabre
  Fencing sabre with heavily curved blade featuring "Solingen" and "W&ST" markings on the forte. Blade fullered about 3/4 of total length on both sides. Dish guard with riveted knucklebow. Peened hilt. Cylindrical wood grip with front and back ferrules.
• Santelli Fencing Equipment Catalog with 1975 Price List
  Full color printed catalog for the Santelli Equipment company. Included separate September, 1975 price list when purchased by owner.
• Program for the 1960 Olympics Sabre Events
  A 19 page program for the 1960 Olympics sabre fencing events in Rome, Italy. The program covers participants, individual, and team events in English, Italian, and French.
• Pair of Dueling Swords by Serafino Fratelli
  Matched pair of Italian dueling swords with sharpened points and scabbards. Manufactured by Serafino Fratelli in Lumezzane, Italy. Flanged hemispherical guards with cushioned red velvet pads. Grips are checkered wood with front and rear ferrules. Diamond cross-sectioned blades are etched with the phrase "NON TI FIDAR DI ME SE IL COR TI MANCA" [trust not in me if your heart be faint] split on either side of the blades in the fullers. Ricassos are marked with "SFG" for Serafino Fratelli eredi Gnutti, and also with "Masaniello Parise." Both scabbards are damaged and missing chapes; one is missing a locket. One of the pair has a gold woven string attached to the arches, presumably to affix it to the wall for display.
• Manuel d'Escrime (plates only)
  Second edition of an instructional treatise first published in 1877 under the authority of the French Ministry of War. Definitive and standard text for the school at Joinville (École Normale Militaire de Gymnastique et d’Escrime). 35 total illustrations depict foil and sabre fencing technique taught at the school.
• J. H. Lau & Co. Catalog
  66 page catalog for J. H. Lau & Co. of New York. Features illustrations, descriptions, and prices for firearms (pages 2 to 39), ammunition (pages 40 to 48), firearm and hunting accessories (pages 49 to 58), and eight pages of fencing equipment (pages 59 to 66). Includes fencing sticks, foils, sabres, masks, jackets, plastrons, shoes, and gloves.
• First Model Parise Sabre
  Fencing sabre resembling Masaniello Parise's first model of sabre. Guard features a rolled edge with the tail slotted into the grip's backstrap. Grip is covered with shagreen and a single strand of twisted wire. 18mm double-fullered blade with a rounded point. Marked with "Masaniello Parise" and another indistinguishable mark on the blade's forte.
• Fencing Sabre Sold by Schoverling, Daly and Gales
  Fencing sabre with a skillfully formed and curved guard, shagreen-wrapped grip, and 14mm straight blade. German-made, double-fullered blade (marked "Made in Germany") appears to be marked "S. D. & G. New York" likely indicating the sporting goods importer and retailer Schoverling, Daly and Gales.
• Fencing Sabre
  Fencing sabre with three bar hilt, shagreen grip, and 20mm double-fullered blade. Marked with "New York" and "Germany" on the blade's forte.
• E. Svalling Fencing Sabre
  Swedish fencing sabre made by E. Svalling in Eskilstuna, Sweden. Guard is reinforced with rolled edges and with a riveted support along the center that also forms a small upper quillion. Grip is ribbed, wrapped in black leather and has a steel backstrap along the spine. Blade is marked "E. Svalling" and "Eskilstuna" on the ricasso. Video: https://vimeo.com/517955545
• Clemen & Jung Fencing Sabre
  Heavy fencing sabre with curved blade marked with a Clemen & Jung makers mark on the ricasso, depicting a shield with the letter 'z" in the center and with a five-pointed crown above. Sabre's guard is a simple dish with a riveted-on knucklebow. Thick grip is wrapped in sealed or painted cord.
• Clemen & Jung Fencing Sabre
  Fencing sabre with shagreen grip and pierced plate guard. Blade is fullered on both sides from the forte until the foible and the point is rounded. Peened hilt. Possible Clemen & Jung makers mark on the forte, resembling a shield with a five-pointed crown. Grip wrapped with cord and shagreen with remnants of twisted brass wire.
• Broqua & Scholberg Fencing Sabre
  Fencing sabre with ribbed wood grip and plate guard. Blade is fullered the full length on both sides and the point is rounded. Peened hilt. "Broqua & Scholberg" makers mark on the blade's forte.
• American Fencers Supply Catalog with 1980 Price List
  American Fencers Supply Co. catalog with separate price list insert.
• 1971 Castello Catalog with 1974 Price List
  A 1971 Castello fencing equipment catalog featuring 26 pages of various foils, masks, jackets, gloves, swords, sabers, epees, children's equipment, electrical equipment, trousers, bags, books, shoes, and films. This includes a 4 page price list for these items, for the year 1974.
• 1962 Castello Judo & Karate Catalog
  Small eight-page catalog and order form for judo and karate equipment from the Castello Combative Sports Company (associated with the Castello Fencing Equipment Co.) who were authorised selling agents for Inouye Jodogi Co. brand equipment. All parts purchased by the owner in an original mailing envelope also containing a separate catalog for Castello brand fencing equipment (see relations).
• 1962 Castello Catalog, Price List, and Order Form
  1962 Castello Fencing Equipment catalog featuring illustrations and item numbers for weapons, protective equipment, accessories, awards, and more. A September 1962 price list and mail-in order forms were found inside the catalog. All parts purchased by the owner in the original mailing envelope along with a separate catalog for Castello brand judo equipment (see relations).
• 1902 Horstmann Fencing Goods Catalog
  Trade catalog detailing the Horstmann company's line of fencing equipment, including various types of foils, epees, sabres, rapiers, as well as masks, jackets, plastrons, and gloves.