Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's épée details |
Charles Delporte Belgium (BEL) |
Roger Ducret France (FRA) |
Nils Hellsten Sweden (SWE) |
| Men's team épée details |
France (FRA) Lucien Gaudin Georges Buchard Roger Ducret André Labatut Lionel Liottel Alexandre Lippmann Georges Tainturier |
Belgium (BEL) Paul Anspach Joseph De Craecker Charles Delporte Orphile Fernand De Montigny Ernest Gevers Léon Tom |
Italy (ITA) Giulio Basletta Marcello Bertinetti Giovanni Canova Vincenzo Cuccia Virgilio Mantegazza Oreste Moricca |
| Men's foil details |
Roger Ducret France (FRA) |
Philippe Cattiau France (FRA) |
Maurice E. Van Damme Belgium (BEL) |
| Men's team foil details |
France (FRA) Lucien Gaudin Philippe Cattiau Jacques Coutrot Roger Ducret Henri Jobier André Labattut Guy de Luget Joseph Peroteaux |
Belgium (BEL) Désiré Beurain Charles Crahay Orphile Fernand De Montigny Maurice E. Van Damme Marcel L. Berre Albert De Roocker |
Hungary (HUN) László Berti Sándor Pósta Zoltán Schenker Ödön Tersztyanszky István Lichteneckert |
| Men's sabre details |
Sándor Pósta Hungary (HUN) |
Roger Ducret France (FRA) |
János Garay Hungary (HUN) |
| Men's team sabre details |
Italy (ITA) Renato Anselmi Guido Balzarini Marcello Bertinetti Bino Bini Vincenzo Cuccia Oreste Moricca Oreste Puliti Giulio Sarrocchi |
Hungary (HUN) László Berti János Garay Sándor Pósta József Rády Zoltán Schenker László Széchy Ödön Tersztyanszky Jenö Uhlyarik |
Netherlands (NED) Adrianus De Jong Jetze Doorman Hendrik Scherpenhuyzen Jan Van Der Wiel Maarten Hendrik Van Dulm Henri Jacob Wynoldy-Daniels |
| Women's foil details |
Ellen Osiier Denmark (DEN) |
Gladis Davis Great Britain (GBR) |
Grete Heckscher Denmark (DEN) |
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