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Three Major Competition Changes : New Rules for the Nationals -
Thomas J. Sands Lunging Thomas J. Sands pictured advancing toward the viewer mid-lunge. Caption on reverse: Lt. Thomas J. Sands, National Champion, is pictured in the Olympic Epee Tryouts in the New York Athletic Club. They were held under the auspices of the Amateur Fencers League of America. -
This Problem of Officials -
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The Women's Fencing Team USA 3 members of the 1932 Olympics USA women's fencing team. Caption: A 10 526/42 Equipe Feminine de Fleuret. (U.S.A) N.P.M.: Quelques membres de l'equipe feminine de fleuret qui representeront les etats-unis aux prochains, jeux olympiques qui se derouleront a Los Angeles en Californie. 07 09 67/CB/9/Keystone 1932 [Translation] A 10 526/42 Women's fencing team. (USA) N.P.M .: Some members of the women's foil team who will represent the United States at the next Olympic games which will take place in Los Angeles, California. 07 09 67 / CB / 9 / Keystone 1932 -
The Veterans -
The Van Buskirk Prep -
The Twin Sports -
The Training of an Actress by James Neill -
The Tailteann Games in Dublin -
The Showalter & Piercy Duel -
The Second Invasion of Cuba [Part II] -
The Second Invasion of Cuba [Part I] -
The Scimitar -
The Sabre Championships -
The Saber Dance Two fencers engaged in a match during the 1964 Olympics. The individual on the left appears braced for an attack while their opponent is shown mid-leap. -
The Riposte, Vol. 7, No. 02 [MISSING PAGE 1] -
The Riposte, Vol. 7, No. 01 -
The Riposte, Vol. 6, No. 05 -
The Riposte, Vol. 6, No. 04