Fencers Jean de Mas Latrie of France and George Patton of the United States competing in the 1912 Summer Olympics, Stockholm, Sweden, 7 Jul 1912

Caption     Fencers Jean de Mas Latrie of France and George Patton of the United States competing in the 1912 Summer Olympics, Stockholm, Sweden, 7 Jul 1912 ww2dbase
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Photo Size 625 x 433 pixels
Photos at Same Place Stockholm, Sweden
Added By C. Peter Chen
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