The Art of Fencing as a Ladies' Pastime. 1906.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, January 6th, 1906," showing the Following 8 Photographs demonstrating "The Art of Fencing as a Ladies' Pastime."

   a- The grand salute (sixth position).
   b- Finale of grand salute.
   c- Attack and parry en seconde.
   d- Upper line attack.- Sixte parry.
   e- Hard fighting.- Corps a corps.
   f- Upper line attack.- Parry prime.
   g- Low line attack.- Demi-circle.
   h- The final handshake.

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Reverse side shows the Following 10 Photographs from "Newmarket Races."

   a- Mr. Barthropp on Lord of the Vale, winner of stayers' Selling Handicap Steeplechase.
   b- In the paddock.
   c- Camois Selling Steeplechase.- At the last fence.
   d- The paddock.
   e- The Ashley Handicap Hurdle Race, won by Mr. W. A. Jarvis's Troy.
   f- At the water in the Camois Selling Steeplechase, won by Mr. W. Bass's Titus II.
   g- Mr. G. H. Verrall officiating as auctioneer.
   h- Mr. J. Marsh, starter.
   i- Sheltering behind the haystacks.
   j- O. Madden and a Press representative.

Condition is Very Good.