Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual foil details |
Nedo Nadi Italy (ITA) |
Philippe Cattiau France (FRA) |
Roger Ducret France (FRA) |
| Individual épée details |
Armand Massard France (FRA) |
Alexandre Lippmann France (FRA) |
Gustave Buchard France (FRA) |
| Individual sabre details |
Nedo Nadi Italy (ITA) |
Aldo Nadi Italy (ITA) |
Adrianus De Jong Netherlands (NED) |
| Team foil details |
Italy (ITA) Aldo Nadi Nedo Nadi Abelardo Olivier Pietro Speciale Rodolfo Terlizzi Oreste Puliti Tommaso Constantino Baldo Baldi |
France (FRA) André Labattut Georges Trombert Marcel Perrot Lucien Gaudin Philippe Cattiau Roger Ducret Gaston Amson Lionel Bony De Castellane |
United States (USA) Francis Honeycutt Arthur Lyon Robert Sears Henry Breckinridge Harold Rayner |
| Team épée details |
Italy (ITA) Aldo Nadi Nedo Nadi Abelardo Olivier Giovanni Canova Dino Urbani Tullio Bozza Andrea Marrazzi Antonio Allochio Tommaso Constantino Paolo Thaon di Revel |
Belgium (BEL) Paul Anspach Léon Tom Ernest Gevers Félix Goblet D'aviella Victor Boin Joseph De Craecker Philippe Le Hardy De Beaulieu Orphile Fernand De Montigny |
France (FRA) Armand Massard Alexandre Lippmann Gustave Buchard Georges Casanova Georges Trombert Gaston Amson Émile Moreau |
| Team sabre details |
Italy (ITA) Aldo Nadi Nedo Nadi Francesco Gargano Oreste Puliti Giorgio Santelli Dino Urbani Federico Cesarano Baldo Baldi |
France (FRA) Jean Margraff Marc Marie Jean Perrodon Henri Marie Raoul De Saint Germain Georges Trombert |
Netherlands (NED) Jan Van Der Wiel Adrianus De Jong Jetze Doorman Willem Van Blijenburgh Louis Delaunoy Salomon Zeldenrust |
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