| Date | 28 April – 1 May 1906 |
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| Status | Intercalated |
| Location | Zappeion, Athina |
| Participants | 21 from 6 countries |
Listed in some sources as the three-cornered sabre, it is quite clear from all 1906 sources, in various languages, that this event was a standard sabre competition with each match decided by three hits. Twenty-two (22) competitors fenced in two elimination pools to determine the ten finalists. The winner was Gustav Casmir, with George van Rossem of the Netherlands second.
| Pos | Competitor | NOC | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gustav Casmir |  GER | Gold | ||
| 2 | George van Rossem |  NED | Silver | ||
| 3 | Péter Tóth |  HUN | Bronze | ||
| 4 | Emil Schön | GER | |||
| 5 | Jenő Apáthy | HUN | |||
| 6 | Ernst Königsgarten |  AUT | |||
| AC final | Federico Cesarano |  ITA | |||
| AC final | Maurits van Löben Sels | NED | |||
| AC final | Konstantinos Fotiadis |  GRE | |||
| AC final | Arie de Jong | NED | |||
| AC p1 r1/2 | Lex van Blijenburgh | NED | |||
| AC p1 r1/2 | Otto Herschmann | AUT | |||
| AC p1 r1/2 | James, Baron Melvill van Carnbée | NED | |||
| AC p2 r1/2 | Willem Hubert van Blijenburgh | NED | |||
| AC p2 r1/2 | Béla Nagy | HUN | |||
| AC p2 r1/2 | Antal Hámos | HUN | |||
| AC p2 r1/2 | Robert Krünert | GER | |||
| DNF p1 r1/2 | Johannes Osten | NED | |||
| DNF p1 r1/2 | August Petri | GER | |||
| DNF p1 r1/2 | Christos Zorbas | GRE | |||
| DNF p2 r1/2 | Jakob Erckrath de Bary | GER |
| Date | 28 April 1906 |
|---|---|
| Format | Top five finishers in each pool advanced to final. |
| Date | 1 May 1906 |
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