Sir Edward Jenkinson (left)

The first Epée Club President

Members competing in the second Club pool

L to R: A G Ross, J B Knight, Felix Clay, Paul Ettlinger (winner), John Norbury, R M P Willoughby, F J Robinson, Graham Awdry, and W H C Staveley

Members of the Epée Club and Oxford Fencing Club, March 1901

Paul Ettinger (left) and Theodore Cook

The Honourable Ivor Guest, MP (left) and Egerton Castle

Felix Clay (left) and Henry Balfour

Epée Club members at the Coupe Internationale in Paris, May 1903

L T R: John Jenkinson, Robert Montgomerie, J F Bowden, John Norbury, W H Grenfell and Cecil Haig

Fencing in Sir Edward Jenkinson's garden at Thurlow, near Godalming, June 1903

Ettinger (left) and Montgomerie fencing at Thurlow 1903

W H C Stavely (left) and W H Grenfell

At the fourth Epée Club v Oxford match at Caxton Hall, Westminster, April 1904

The Epée Club & Oxford dinner at Prince's Restaurant, Piccadilly. 1904

Fencing at Richmond House, Wimbledon circa 1904

1906 Epée Club tournament

Amphlett fleches at Montgomerie

Britain's Forgotton Olympic Fencing Heroes

The 1906 English epee team silver medallists (from left): Charles Newton-Robinson, Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, Theodore Cooke (non-fencing captain), Lord Desborough and Edgar Seligman

Epée Championships - Lincoln's Inn Gardens 1912

Robert Montgomerie (left) and Martin Holt. Lord Desborough presiding (far right)

Le Touquet Team 1913

L to R: F G Davis, R Montgomerie and L V Fildes behind team captain A V Buckland.

Montgomerie fencing at the 1913 Earls Court international

Luke Fildes (left) and Gordon Vereker 1913

Members of the British team at the Earls Court international tournament.

Members of the British épée team 1914.

L to R: Montgomerie, Everitt, Davis, Seligman, Biscoe and Fildes.

A pool at Lincoln's Inn Gardens circa 1927

Club members who fenced against the Stade Francais at Ranelagh 1936

L to R: Charles de Beaumont, David Craig, Ian Campbell-Gray, Luke Fildes, Jack Ellis and Bert Childs.

Club pool 1930

Charles de Beaumont (right) and J A Franklin

Club pool at Ranelagh circa 1932

Epée Club dinner 1938

Epée Club dinner menu 1938

Victorious Lansdowne team with Savage Shield - 1947

L to R back row: P.C. Dix (EC), Dr . M. D. McCready (EC), Capt. A.D.E. Craig (EC) , T.E.Beddard (EC)

Seated: Professor A. Parkins, Professor J. Richards. Absent from photo is J. Harper

Epée Club dinner 1950

England Quadrangular Fencing Team, Cardiff 1959

Back row: Len Cook, Peter Jolley (EC), Ian Spofforth (EC), Colin Filmar, George Leckie.
Front Row: George Talkington, Maureen Brown, Ralph Cooperman, Theresa Offredy, George Birks, Mackeown.
Missing from photo: Mrs Goodall, Bill Courtney-Lewis

Bill Hoskins wins Martini Trophy 1962

Bill Hoskyns

Martini Competition 1962

Eddie Knott circa 1962

Hurlingham circa 1962

Charles de Beaumont, Ian Spofforth, Bill Hoskyns

And sundry youths

Luke Fildes Epée Club President 1927-1970

Luke Fildes Epée Club President 1927 - 1970

A young James Chambers

Brian Hill - “Buckie” - David Partridge. Mr & Mrs H G Partridge with Gisele Partridge. 1982

David Partridge wins Inns of Court 1985 - Hurlingham

Won after barrage with Ken Pearman. Cup presented by Mrs Gabrielle Partridge watched by John Creek (President) and L to R Steve Lennox, Bob Turner, Chris Grose-Hodge (V- President)

Hurlingham 1987

John Creek (President) and Edmund Gray at the box

Hurlingham 1992

L to R Ian Margan, Lawrence Burr, Christpher Grose-Hodge, James Chambers, Peter Duckworth, Len Mowlam, Andrew Brannon, Jerry Melville

Lavradio 1994

Hurlingham

Lavradio 1994

Hurlingham

Lavradio 1994

Hurlingham

Jenny Grose-Hodge presents Lavradio trophy to Jerry Melville 1994

Hurlingham

1994 - Members at the club dinner

Civil Service Club

Hurlingham pool 1998

Pat Casey presides and John Glasswell keeps score (photo: Graham Morrison)

Hurlingham pool 1998

Ian Margan, Christopher Grose-Hodge (keeping score) and Niki Olympitis watch a clash between Jerry Melville (left) and Andrew Brannon. (photo: Graham Morrison)