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• Albert Feyerick
  The article pays tribute to Albert Feyerick, the late president of the Fédération internationale d'Escrime and the Cercles d'Escrime de Belgique. Feyerick dedicated his life to the sport, tirelessly promoting and supporting fencing not only in Belgium but internationally, helping Belgian teams achieve great success. He was admired for his friendliness, calm demeanor, generosity, and unwavering support, making a significant impact on the global fencing community. Despite his suffering during the war and the occupation of Ghent, his death came only after Belgium was liberated, offering a final solace to this great patriot. His potential successor, Charles Cnoops of Antwerp, is mentioned, though the article questions whether such a remarkable figure can truly be replaced.
• Aldo Nadi Replies to "The Hornets' Nest"
• Aldo Nadi Says
• Aldo Nadi Says
• Aldo Nadi Says
• Aldo Nadi Says
• Alessandroni Stages Great Upset
• Alessandroni Wins Metropolitan Foil
• Alexander Pusch Kisses His Gold Medal
  Alexander Siegfried Pusch (West Germany) kisses his gold medal at the awards ceremony for the men's epee individual event at the 1976 Olympic Games. Caption on obverse: "7/24/76-Montreal: West German gold medal winner in the mens epee fencing final here 7/23, kisses his medal after the award ceremony."
• Alfonso de Aldama
  This chapter from "Amateurs et salles d'armes de Paris" by Adolphe Tavernier provides a portrait of Alfonso de Aldama, a skilled and elegant fencer with Spanish roots and a thoroughly Parisian spirit. Known for his aristocratic appearance and poised demeanor, Aldama is highly regarded in the Parisian fencing community. Trained by notable masters like Prévost, he excels in precise and rapid attacks, particularly disengagements and counter-ripostes, and is praised for his excellent judgment and technique. While he may occasionally lack stamina in public bouts, his overall skill and strategic approach make him one of the most respected fencers in Paris. Aldama's charm extends beyond the fencing piste, where his wit and humor are well-known, even in the context of duels.
• All Eastern Championships
• All Eastern Championships
• All Eastern Outdoor Sabre Championship
• All Fencers Please Note!
• All-Eastern Championships
• All-Ohio Collegiate Championships
• Allstar Equipment Price List
  Price list for the Allstar fencing equipment company.
• Allstar Equipment Price List
  Price list for the Allstar fencing equipment company.
• Alphonse Kirchoffer
  The article highlights Alphonse Kirchhoffer's illustrious career as a fencer, marked by early success and strategic adaptation of Italian fencing techniques. His victories in the 1896 and 1905 International Tournaments solidified his reputation as one of France's foremost fencing champions. Kirchhoffer's transition from foil to épée fencing, along with the development of the Kirchhoffer-Berger method, underscored his technical versatility and innovative approach. However, his career was tragically cut short by severe medical issues, including gangrene necessitating partial amputation of his feet.
• Alphonso de Aldama
  The article on Alfonso de Aldama covers his prominence as a celebrated fencer and socialite in late 19th-century Paris. It discusses his Cuban origins and early relocation to Paris, where he became renowned for his bravery and chivalrous demeanor both in fencing halls and high-society gatherings. Aldama's physical appearance, characterized by a distinctive nose, rectangular face, and musketeer-like mustaches, contributed to his memorable presence. Despite his fencing skills, he was not inclined towards dueling for personal gain, often choosing pistols to demonstrate fairness in his fourteen duels. Aldama's engaging personality and storytelling abilities endeared him to a wide circle of friends, who mourned his passing and celebrated his legacy as a symbol of honor and sportsmanship in Parisian society.
• Amateur Standing Cleared
• Amateurs Defeat Professionals
• Amateurs et salles d'armes de Paris
  "Amateurs et salles d'armes de Paris" provides detailed descriptions and profiles of various notable figures in the fencing community of Paris. It highlights their physical attributes, fencing techniques, accomplishments, and contributions to the sport. Each profile offers a blend of personal anecdotes, technical assessments, and character evaluations, portraying these individuals not only as skilled fencers but also as influential personalities within the fencing world. The text discusses their styles, preferred techniques, and the influence they have had on their peers and students, presenting them as paragons of the art of fencing. The text also touches upon the broader cultural and social context in which these fencers operated, illustrating how fencing was not just a sport but a respected social activity among the elite of Paris. It includes references to duels, historical encounters, and the involvement of these individuals in fencing clubs and societies, emphasizing their roles in promoting and preserving the traditions of fencing. Through vivid descriptions and lively commentary, the document captures the spirit of the fencing community in Paris during this period, celebrating the artistry, discipline, and honor associated with the sport.
• America Discovers Christopher
• American Fencers Supply Catalog with 1980 Price List
  American Fencers Supply Co. catalog with separate price list insert.