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• The Cartier Cup
• The Care and Feeding of Spectators
• The Bout Committee - Keeping Records
• The Biddle Trophy
• The Bazar's New Pattern Sheet
  The article describes a variety of sewing patterns, including a practical gymnasium & fencing suit for young girls and several garments for infants. The gymnasium & fencing suit includes pleated knickerbockers and a loose blouse, designed for fencing or general wear. The knickerbockers require precise pleating and fitting, with the pattern provided in two parts on the sheet. For infants, the pattern sheet features several designs, including a flannel cape and hood, a shawl-shaped jacket, and a box-pleated jacket, each requiring minimal fabric and offering simple yet elegant finishing options. Other baby garments include a nightingale jacket, a delicate underslip, and a handkerchief dress trimmed with Valenciennes lace. Additionally, the pattern sheet includes a set of French embroidered lingerie, featuring a chemise, drawers, nightdress, corset cover, and petticoat, all adorned with ribbon and embroidery. Each pattern includes detailed instructions on fabric requirements and specific cutting techniques, offering a comprehensive guide for sewing enthusiasts.
• The Barracks and Wash House at Joinville
  Postcard with photograph from the Ecole Normale Militaire de Gymnastique et d'Escrime at Joinville-le-Pont. A group of soldiers in uniform pose for a photo outside the barracks and wash house.
• The Barracks and Cafeteria at Joinville
  Postcard with photograph from the Ecole Normale Militaire de Gymnastique et d'Escrime at Joinville-le-Pont. A group of staff and soldiers in uniform are shown gathered around two tables outside the cafeteria.
• The Art of Fencing
• The Americans in Cuba : A Diary by Miguel A. de Capriles
• The Agony of the Dual Meets
• The 1940 Intercollegiate Fencing Championships
• The 1940 Gala Night
• The 1940 American Olympic Fencing Team
• That Fencing Accident
• Texas
• Texas
• Texas
• Texas
• Testing Bayonets and Cavalry Swords at Enfield
  Illustration and short article describing the new methods for testing the triangular Martini-Henry bayonet and the British pattern 1885 calvary sword.
• Ted Gold Wins Junior Foil Title
• Team Sabre Gold Medal Bout at the 1928 Olympics
  An audience inside the Schermzall watches the gold medal fencing bout between Italy and Hungary as part of the team sabre competition. At this point in the team competition, Italy has beaten Germany 14-2 and Hungary has beaten Poland by the same score. This match between Italy and Hungary is the decider, and the Hungarians would eventually win the gold medal. The scoresheet to the left list (from top to bottom) the four finalists in the team sabre: Germany, Italy, Poland, Hungary. The names on the right hand scoreboard right reads (from top to bottom) the names of the Italian team members–Marzi, Bini, Puliti, Anselmi–followed by the Hungarians–Tersztyanszky, Gombos, Petschauer, Glykais. The fencer fencing with his back to camera is possibly Sandor Gombos (Hungary); his team mates, Tersztyanszky and Glykais can be seen seated and standing in the back between the scoreboards. The Italian team is seated down front on the left.
• Team Qualification Rules Changed
• Team Loses Van Buskirk
• Team Epee Fencing Bout
  Fencing bout in the men's team epee event during the 1936 Olympic Games, held at the Tennisplatz (Tennis Courts) of the Reichssportfeldes (now Olympiapark Berlin). Caption on reverse: "Mitblitzender Klinge Die Kämpfe der Olympia-Fechter wurden am Freitag mit den Begegnungen im Degen-Mannschaftskampf fortgesetzt. U.B.z. ein prachtvolles Aktionsbild aus dem Wettbewerb."
• Teaching Young Girls How to Use the Foils